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Page 2 of 4 in the kindness archive on Small Good Things — 64 verified stories with named sources, newest first, updated July 2026.

Kindness Asia

Vietnamese police rescue more than 400 cats from illegal meat trade ring

Vietnamese police dismantled a cat theft ring supplying the illegal meat trade in Ho Chi Minh City in mid-June 2026, rescuing more than 400 live cats and arresting nine suspects who had trapped animals across southern Vietnam for three years. Al Jazeera reported more than 40 cats were reunited with their owners, and veterinarians and volunteers are providing round-the-clock care for the rest.

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Kindness Asia

Universiti Malaya volunteers bring dengue prevention and health screening to Ampang

Universiti Malaya's Department of Social and Preventive Medicine ran a free community health and dengue prevention day in Ampang, Selangor, on 13 June 2026, offering children aged 7 to 12 anaemia screening and dengue vaccination alongside games and health booths. The event was organised jointly with the DUN Lembah Jaya constituency office and Selangor's SUKA community health volunteers, and the outcomes were confirmed in a report published by the university's Faculty of Medicine on 15 June 2026.

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Kindness Europe

Edinburgh Giants win National Lottery funding to expand wheelchair rugby league

Edinburgh Giants Inclusive Sports Club received over £26,000 in National Lottery Awards for All funding in June 2026 to train 12 coaches and run a 9-month wheelchair rugby league programme for around 100 disabled children and young people. The club became the first Scottish team to reach the top-flight wheelchair rugby league Super League in June 2025.

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Kindness Oceania

Record 25,000 New Zealanders donated plasma in the past year, blood service reports

New Zealand Blood Service reported more than 25,000 New Zealanders donated plasma in the past year, the highest number ever recorded, announced during National Blood Donor Week (8-14 June 2026). Despite the record, NZBS said it still needs to recruit 4,000 more donors over the next 12 months to meet growing demand, with only around 4% of eligible New Zealanders currently donating.

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Kindness Europe

£34,000 Bank of Ireland grant backs Derry café for refugees and asylum seekers

Bank of Ireland's Community Fund awarded £34,000 over two years to Derry charity North West Migrants Forum to help run its new People's Café for asylum seekers and refugees. The café, also backed by a PEACEPLUS grant, officially opened in the city's Embassy Building on 20 June 2026, three weeks after Bank of Ireland confirmed the funding.

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Kindness Asia

Islamabad High Court bans mass killing of street dogs, orders humane CNVR

The Islamabad High Court issued a ruling on 22 May 2026 permanently banning authorities from poisoning, shooting, or indiscriminately killing street dogs, instead mandating Catch-Neuter-Vaccinate-Release (CNVR) programmes and detailed record-keeping. Dog Desk Animal Action reported the judgment restricts euthanasia to exceptional cases — confirmed rabies, severe injury, or terminal illness — under veterinary supervision only.

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