Animal diseases and over-population are serious problems in Kenya, with as many as 2,000 people dying of rabies annually, according to the CDC. But these problems are preventable through work to vaccinate and sterilise animals. We are on the front line in communities delivering these services. As a nation we face serious development challenges, but we Kenyans value our animals and rely on them for our livelihoods, food, security and friendship. Our lives are richer and safer if we can work and live together with happy, healthy animals.​