Mission Rabies aims to help establish the India National Rabies Network, expand surgical training nationally, and assist vaccinating 2 million dogs in 3 years. It will launch with vaccinating 50,000 dogs in 30 days through 2 central hubs and 8 checkpoints. The goal is for Indian-led international teams to help assess and improve rabies control efforts through establishing a network, expanding training, and objectively measuring the benefits of vaccinating dogs.

1. Mission Rabies
Luke Gamble MRCVS

2. The Beginning

3. /
The Start

4. Where we are now

5. The ITC

6. Mission Rabies

7. The Goals
To help establish the India National Rabies Network
(INRN)
To expand surgical training programmes nationally
To assist the vaccination of 2 million dogs in 3 years
To objectively assess the benefit of the project –
adapt, modify and improve

8. Source: Rabies in the South East Asia Region, World Health Organization, SEARO, New Delhi,
India

9. The Launch!
50,000 dogs in 30 days
Two central hubs
Eight checkpoints

11. A United Front
Indian led international teams

12. The Technicalities

13. The follow up

14. The Future