
Veterinary care
Clinical examinations, surgery, dentistry, diagnostics and inpatient support.

Garden Sanctuary Veterinary Hospital (GSVH), formerly The Humane Center for Animal Welfare (HCAW) provides veterinary care and community services for the working animals, pets and the people who care for them.
Please contact us before bringing an animal to the centre
We do not operate an open-door intake policy for abandoned animals. Every case is discussed and assessed individually by our team, so we kindly ask that you call or WhatsApp us first — together we will find the best way to help.
Our sanctuary veterinary hospital
Our work includes caring for pets, supporting working animals and helping animals in need across our community.

Clinical examinations, surgery, dentistry, diagnostics and inpatient support.

Calm, supervised boarding and gentle grooming in our sanctuary grounds.

Access to veterinary care for working animals and support for community animals.



Serving our working animals and our community
Donkeys, horses, livestock such as goats and sheep, and other working animals carry livelihoods across our community. We support and provide access to veterinary care for them, and practical support for the families who depend on them.
From veterinary treatment to rehabilitation and adoption support, we work to improve the lives of animals in our care — including community cats and dogs.




We hope to re-establish and develop our community outreach clinics, including a mobile veterinary clinic. Our aim is to make veterinary support more accessible to animals and communities beyond the hospital. The outreach services are part of our plans, but are not yet operating.

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Behind every recovery is a team that never stops caring. Our dedicated veterinary staff give each patient their full attention — like this gentle cat, calmly examined under the surgical light before her treatment.
Education and awareness
As the Garden Sanctuary Veterinary Hospital, formerly the Humane Center for Animal Welfare, we are continuing our commitment to animal welfare education.
Our programme gives schoolchildren the chance to learn about animals and their care through activity booklets and a certificate of completion. It can be arranged with a school or completed by children individually.
For our youngest learners. Simple, playful activities that introduce kindness and gentle care for animals.
Each level comes with its own activity booklet and certificate of completion — so children are learning and achieving at the same time.
For growing readers. Activity booklets that explore what animals need and how to look after them safely.
Each level comes with its own activity booklet and certificate of completion — so children are learning and achieving at the same time.
For older children. Deeper projects on animal welfare, working animals and caring for the community.
Each level comes with its own activity booklet and certificate of completion — so children are learning and achieving at the same time.
Every level has its own printable booklet and matching certificate, so children move up at their own pace and are rewarded for what they have learned.
To find out how to take part, please contact us.
Downloadable booklets, certificates and badges for each level are coming soon.

Honouring Jordan’s service dogs
Loyal in service, loved in retirement.
A programme of the hospital · Our retired service dog, rehabilitation and rehoming programme
Al-Wafi is a programme managed by Garden Sanctuary Veterinary Hospital. It supports retired working dogs as they move into life after service, with care, rehabilitation and support for adoption.
To find out more about Al-Wafi, or to offer a retirement home to one of our dogs, please contact us.



When you arrive, our reception team will greet you and your animal, help with any questions, and get you seen as soon as we can.
Please call before visiting.
Call us+96264129077