Rabies Free Africa | Clinic Toolkit
Clinic Toolkit Online Resources
Welcome to the Rabies Free Africa Veterinary Clinic Tool Kit. Your clinic is a valued partner in the effort to eliminate rabies as a worldwide public health concern. We are looking forward to working with you. If your clinic has any questions about how to promote this program at your office, contact Christie Cotterill at 206-219-2402 or rabiesfreeafrica@wsu.edu.
Click here to sign up for Rabies Free Africa newsletter to receive regular updates about the program.
Clinic Tool Kit Print Order Form
Past Newsletters
| Title | Size |
| RFA newsletter 0419.pdf | 1426 KB |
| RFA newsletter 0518.pdf | 763 KB |
| RFA newsletter 1218.pdf | 1119 KB |
| RFA newsletter 0918.pdf | 707 KB |
| RFA newsletter 0718.pdf | 683 KB |
| RFA newsletter 0219.pdf | 772 KB |
Print Tool Kit
Below are printed materials available for posting in your clinic or to provide for clients. To order any of the printed materials, fill in the form above and click on the submit button.
Postcard
Size: 8.5"x5.5" (PDF)
Posters
Rabies Poster (18"x24") (DONATE PDF)
Rabies Poster (18"x24") (SUPPORT PDF)
Digital Resources
Download the images below to use on digital screens or on your website. We encourage our clinic partners to add one of the sponsor badges to their website and link to rabiesfreeafrica.org.
Financial Support
Financial contributions to Rabies Free Africa can be made online or through the mail. Veterinary partners can choose to make donations on a monthly, quarterly, bi-annual or annual basis. All donations go to the WSU Foundation, a registered 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization. The IRS tax identification number for the Foundation is 91-1075542.
To make an online donation, visit the WSU Foundation website.To make a gift by mail, make the check payable to the WSU Foundation. Include the Rabies Free Africa donation card or another indication that it is for this program and send it to:
Development and Alumni Relations
WSU College of Veterinary Medicine
PO Box 647010
Pullman, WA 99164-7010
Invoice Language
The language below can be used at the bottom of clinic invoices to share with clients what the donation will support.
We are proud to partner with Rabies Free Africa to eliminate rabies as a global public health concern. $1 of the rabies vaccine administered today will be donated to support this cause. For more information visit www.rabiesfreeafrica.org.
Social Media
Help us spread the word. Share/Retweet a Rabies Free Africa post from one of our social media accounts shown or use one of our premade options below. We will strive to send regular updates with new information that can be included within your social media communication plan.WSU College of Veterinary Medicine (https://www.facebook.com/WSUVetMed/)
Rabies Free Africa (https://www.facebook.com/RabiesFreeAfrica/)
WSU College of Veterinary Medicine (https://twitter.com/WSUvetmed)
WSU Global Health (https://twitter.com/WSUGlobalHealth)
Rabies Free Africa (https://twitter.com/RabiesFreeAFR)
Rabies Free Tanzania (https://twitter.com/RabiesFreeTZA)
WSU College of Veterinary Medicine (https://www.instagram.com/wsuvetmed/)
Social Media Imagery Available for Use
YouTube Video
Below are links to several videos about the program.
Together We Can Eliminate Rabies featuring Dr. Guy Palmer
(https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G8f9DYErLIo)
Strengthening Health Systems Through Action on Rabies Elimination featuring Dr. Thumbi Mwangi
(https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3uk-lgA5kIc&t=23s)
Misconceptions About Rabies featuring Dr. Thumbi Mwangi
(https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_VtUTUpLZac&t=98s)
360 Video: Vaccinating Dogs to Eliminate Rabies featuring Dr. Guy Palmer
(https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kmixtOy96Hg)
Join Us to Eliminate Rabies Worldwide
By partnering with Rabies Free Africa, our clinic is working to put an end to rabies deaths. Although rabies is under control in developed countries, it still kills roughly 60,000 each year in Africa and Asia. About half of those deaths are children.
We have formed this partnership so that together with our clients we can make a global impact – one that will save the lives of dogs and the people who care for them. And, by working with Rabies Free Africa, we are already making a difference. The program in east Africa vaccinates hundreds of dogs each day.
By 2030, the goal is to reduce the number of human deaths to zero. We believe that together with our clients and other veterinary clinics across the state, we can help move closer to that goal.
Please join us in the effort to eliminate rabies worldwide. A $10 gift will vaccinate a child's dog from rabies and distemper, another major cause of mortality in young dogs. A gift of any amount will move us closer to a world where no child or dog dies from rabies. Together we can end rabies deaths.