Build the future with us.
Weathering the Storm.
On July 1, 2024, Hurricane Beryl🌀 tore through Carriacou, leaving destruction across the island. Our clinic was not spared—the building suffered severe structural damage, rendering it unusable. The landlords declined our help to rebuild and terminated the rental agreement. In effect, the only veterinary hospital on the island was gone.
The generosity of our supporters made it possible for us to keep going. Thanks to donations received immediately after the storm, we have been able to operate as a mobile clinic, house volunteers in a villa generously provided by a neighbor, and set up a temporary surgery in the basement of our director’s home.
These donations have kept us running, and they will continue to do so until our new facility is complete—hopefully by the end of 2025. But this setup is not sustainable—and now it’s time to take the next step.
Stronger, Greener & Future-ready.
When MP Hon. Tevin Andrews said, "We build back better and stronger," he meant it. With his support, the Government of Grenada has pledged land for our new clinic—just down the road from our original location. This gives us the opportunity to rebuild stronger, more sustainable, and more resilient, ensuring Carriacou’s companion animals always have access to care. Our 99-year lease is in the works!
Our vision for the new home of Carriacou Animal Hospital includes:
✅ An environmentally sustainable, storm-resistant building designed to minimize our ecological footprint while ensuring continuous care—even in extreme weather.
✅ Adequate facilities and equipment to support a small-scale veterinary clinic offering general veterinary care, surgical treatments, and inpatient care for dogs and cats.
✅ Improved on-site accommodation for visiting volunteer vets and nurses, enhancing efficiency, comfort, and long-term sustainability of our operations.
By building back better and greener, we are securing a future where Carriacou’s companion animals receive the care they need—no matter what challenges arise. 🌱🐾
Leave a Legacy.
Building from the ground up is a massive undertaking that demands time, resources and a dedicated community. Our new facility will cost approximately $250,000 USD, and your support will create a lasting impact – and you'll be honored on our virtual Wall of Heroes and a social media shout-out.
Here's how you can help:
🤲 Individual Donations – Every contribution, no matter the amount, brings us one step closer to rebuilding Carriacou Animal Hospital. Whether it’s a small gift or a larger donation, every dollar adds up and makes a real difference. Support our Building Fund via PayPal and help us create a permanent clinic for the island’s animals! – bit.ly/CAHPayPalGND – Every donation counts!
🤝 Vet Med Champions ($2,500+) – Veterinary practices can sponsor the new build and receive a digital badge & framed certificate. Contact us directly to donate.
🏆 Sponsorships ($5,000+) – Corporate or individual donors will be permanently honored on our donor wall on the actual building. Contact us directly to make your donation.
🚪 Legacy Naming ($10,000 - $25,000) – Name a clinic room with a dedicated plaque in your honor. Contact us directly to arrange your contribution.
🛠️ In-Kind Donations – Equipment, materials, or skilled labor (electrical, plumbing, painting, masonry) are greatly appreciated. Contact us to coordinate.
📣 Spread the Word – If you can’t donate, you can still support us by sharing our mission.
Let's rebuild stronger, greener and better for Carriacou's companion animals. 🌍💚
Design donated by Grenadian architect Bryan Bullen of COCOA
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Progress in Action.
Thanks to key supporters and ongoing efforts, we’re making steady progress toward a new and improved CAH. Follow our journey as we turn plans into reality! For the latest updates, check us on Facebook and Instagram!
September 2024 – Our MP for Carriacou and Petite Martinique, Hon. Tevin Andrews, announced that the government would provide CAH with 5500 sq. ft. of land on the airport road.
October 2024 – Land survey completed by Denis Thomas.
October 2024 – Maxo's Machines began site work at the new property.
December 2024 – Bryan Bullen of COCOA started the design process.
February 2025 – Elevations and floor plans for the new CAH received.
February 2025 – Over 100 truckloads of clean fill arrived from the Belair road project, facilitated by a phone call from our MP, Hon. Tevin Andrews.
March 2, 2025 – Fundraising campaign officially begins!
More updates coming soon as we continue to build back stronger!
$56,792 USD raised
$250K goal - 46 donations
