In 2016 HALO set up the first outreach program with the community leader and a community representative of Lepelle. Currently HALO assists 12 rural, underprivileged communities, five with a monthly outreach (The Willows, The Oaks, Mulalani, LeBoeng and Moraba), six on a callout basis (Tswenyane, Manoutsa, Sedawa, Sekororo, Butswana and Finale) and one on a trial outreach basis (Acornhoek). 

Once a month, the HALO volunteers visit five communities and pet owners can bring their dogs, cats and other domestic animals for free medical care. The animals are examined and medicated when needed (worms, ticks, fleas, mange, mango worms and fly strike are common problems in the rural community dogs) or vaccinated (5-in-1 and Rabies). All records of the dogs are kept and pet owners bring the vaccination card to each outreach. After each visit, dogs are dipped to get rid of ticks and fleas. Sick dogs in the rural communities are a danger to people and wildlife so it is also important for those reasons to keep rural dog populations healthy..
 
Dogs are checked for body score index (1-emaciated, 5-obese) and advice to the owner is given on animal welfare. Every outreach HALO educates owners on how to identify illnesses and prevent them as well as educate them on animal kindness.