Recent floods in the Budhigandaki River area of Nepal have resulted in the loss of over 1,200 farm animals, devastating local agricultural communities. The disaster also caused the destruction of 34 livestock sheds and 12 pig pens, impacting the livelihoods of farmers in the region. Veterinary teams are currently on the ground, providing treatment to rescued animals and working to mitigate further suffering. Efforts are focused on delivering essential feed and medicines to the affected areas, supporting the recovery of surviving livestock. The extent of the damage highlights the vulnerability of agricultural infrastructure to natural disasters in Nepal. Authorities are assessing the full impact and coordinating relief measures to assist impacted farmers and prevent further losses. This incident underscores the need for improved disaster preparedness and resilience within Nepal’s agricultural sector.