KATHMANDU ANIMAL TREATMENT CENTRE NEPAL
In Service of Animals since 2004
ABC PROGRAMS

RESCUE & TREATMENT

SHELTER & ADOPTION

OUR IMPACT
ANIMAL PROTECTION IS EDUCATION TO HUMANITY
HOW WE WORK
Kathmandu Animal Treatment Centre of Nepal (KAT Nepal) was established in 2004 by Jan Salter as a charity to help to raise awareness concerning the inhumane treatment of Nepalese Street Dogs.
While our primary purpose is humane Animal Birth Control (ABC) to reduce the street dog population, we also provide education, awareness, and prevention of Rabies, medical treatment to those that are sick and injured, and education to the public and animal adoptions.
Animal Birth Control (ABC)
In order to reduce street dog and cat population
Rescues
Rescues of sick and injured street animals of Kathmandu Valley
Medical Treatment
Advanced treatments at KAT clinic, including surgeries, TVT chemotherapy
Adoption
Supporting in local and international adoptions
Being more than a shelter, we also provide a variety of services, at a reduced cost, by donation or free. Our services are open primarily to those in the Kathmandu and Budhanilkantha Municipality.
KAT Nepal receives no federal funding and is entirely funded by grants and private donation.



SUPPORT ANIMALS TOGETHER WITH US

Our core mission has not changed since 2004.
AWARENESS | EDUCATION | PREVENTION
Over the years the purpose of KAT Nepal has remained the same as we honor Jan Salter’s vision. In 2020, we recognized the benefit of working independently of both foreign and government direction and changed our structure to a Non-Governmental Organization (NGO). As a structured NGO, we can address animal welfare issues directly.
Meet the founders and core team of KAT Centre

Laxmi Sharma
President Nepal

Melissa Perkins
President USA

Jan Salter
Founder