Esther Honey Foundation
 New Zealand  |  Animals/Wildlife

To deliver a scientifically-based, permanent, and compassionate solution to the over-population of South Pacific island dogs and cats by offering affordable, compassionate veterinary services, with an emphasis on spay/neuter and humane education.

In 1995 EHF introduced its comprehensive plan to improve the animal health conditions throughout the Cook Islands in large part by humanely and purposefully reducing the number of unwanted dogs and cats through spay/neuter and humane education. The foundation and its supporters continued to provide all of the drugs, supplies and equipment required to treat more than 2,600 patients annually. Animal advocacy organizations, pharmaceutical companies and other businesses, individual donors, and volunteers have given their funds, products, time, skills and their hearts to keep EHF programs growing, to ensure that someone who can help alleviate their suffering is there when a dog or cat is crushed, poisoned, shot, sick or abandoned.

Veterinary clinics

Spay/neutering programs

Humane education

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