We delivered 2 tons of hay to save starving donkeys
Meet Pumpkin – an orphaned two-month-old foal who has stolen all of our hearts. Pumpkin is one of the 53 donkeys and 15 horses that,
18 June 2020
Meet Pumpkin – an orphaned two-month-old foal who has stolen all of our hearts. Pumpkin is one of the 53 donkeys and 15 horses that,
In the midst of corona misery, thanks to you, there is some good news! 250 donkeys SAVED from starvation! This crisis will be with us
Thanks to your amazing support we have raised enough money for the first trucks of fodder. Food is being delivered as we write this. Yet,
The Karoo Donkey Sanctuary, where we support 250 donkeys rescued from the Chinese donkey skin trade, is in a corona crisis! South Africa is going
In Israel, a haven for abused horses and donkeys is being forced to close. Innocent lives are in danger because they are being evicted from
Kenya has announced that it will ban the commercial slaughter of donkeys because of its shrinking donkey population. Abattoirs have been given a month to
An injured donkey almost died in front of us. We saved her. We did what we had to do, what you would have wanted us
With the current events and abuses of donkeys, within the next four years, donkeys could be extinct.
Last year, Network for Animals (NFA) highlighted the terrible abuse donkeys on the Greek island of Santorini suffer. Donkeys, horses and mules are forced to
In early July, Network for Animals (NFA) highlighted the appalling abuse suffered by donkeys, mules and horses on the picturesque Greek island of Santorini. Our
Australian senators Lee Rhiannon and Derryn Hinch have spoken out against their government’s plans to allow a live export trade in donkeys and horses. On
Adequate shade to protect them from the sun, the provision of sufficient food and drinking water and the carrying of only moderate loads. These are
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