Our Impact
From a small street-feeding effort begun in 2017, LAPS has grown into a permanent animal-welfare organization serving animals and communities across Khyber Pakhtunkhwa.
300+
rescued dogs receiving shelter and care
8,000+
animals vaccinated through LAPS programs
100+
community dogs fed daily
3,500+
animals spayed or neutered
How LAPS creates impact
Our work combines daily shelter care with prevention, education, emergency response, and long-term institutional development.
Shelter & Veterinary Care
Permanent shelter, treatment, recovery, and lifelong care for animals that cannot safely return to the streets.
Disaster Response
Preparedness and emergency assistance for animals and communities affected by floods and other disasters.
Community Animal Welfare
Feeding, vaccination, spay/neuter, and humane approaches to animal-population management.
Education & Partnerships
University collaboration in shelter medicine, veterinary education, public health, TNVR, and One Health.
2026 Progress to Date
The next stage of LAPS is about strengthening institutions as well as saving individual animals.
Formal collaborations established with the University of Agriculture Peshawar (AUP) and Abdul Wali Khan University Mardan (AWKUM).
Universities
Development of university-linked initiatives in shelter medicine, public health, and humane animal-population management.
One Health
Continued food, shelter, and veterinary support for 300+ resident dogs, alongside daily feeding for 100+ community dogs.
Daily Care
Expanded disaster preparedness and community emergency-response capabilities.
Resilience
2025 Annual Impact Report
Explore the year’s milestones, program outcomes, and the measurable difference made possible by our supporters and partners.
Transparency & Accountability
LAPS is committed to responsible stewardship, measurable results, and transparent reporting to our supporters and partners.
Help Us Build the Next Chapter
Your support provides food, shelter, veterinary treatment, and humane community programs for animals across Khyber Pakhtunkhwa.