Bringing veterinary care to animals in need around the world.

We bring spay, neuter, and wellness services to places where veterinary care is scarce or non-existent through collaboration with local rescues, shelters, non-profits, and NGO’s.

Two Veterinarians and One Medical Anthropologist are on a mission.

Drs. Stacey Thomas, August Murphy, and Kim Kelly are no strangers to tackling big missions. From large-scale dog house building projects for tribal nations, running an international dog rescue, and working at high-volume shelters, all three are well-equipped to develop a non-profit aimed at bringing free spay, neuter, and wellness services to underserved areas around the world, and programs that provide support for other non-profit organizations serving animal populations in need.

Stacey Thomas, DVM

FOUNDER/CEO
Dr. Stacey is the voice and visionary behind FFC. Her work as a shelter veterinarian has taken her to remote areas within the US with plans to expand FFC’s veterinary outreach services internationally. When she isn’t working, she’s a student pilot, a volunteer wilderness EMT for Search and Rescue since 2012, and the founder of Far Fetched Adventures.
August Murphy, DVM

CFO/Outreach Logistics
Dr. Murphy is the one who keeps things grounded around here. With her impeccable logic and organization skills, she makes sure our outreach events run smoothly and our impact goals are met. Her work as a full time shelter veterinarian keeps her close to the work we’re all passionate about.
Kimberly Kelly, PhD Medical Anthropologist

Director of Cultural and Administrative Affairs
Kim’s expertise as a Doctor of Medical Anthropology provides a deep understanding of diverse communities and their needs. Her unique background ensures we approach each region with cultural sensitivity and a global vision to make a real impact both in the US and abroad.