Caring for Tanzanian Donkeys Working in Harsh Mining Conditions

Lake Zone Animal Welfare Organization (LAZAWO) have been hard at work assisting donkeys at the gold mines of Geita, Tanzania. Working conditions at these mines are extremely harsh for both donkeys and miners.

However, with your support, LAZAWO reached 367 donkeys at this location in February. The vet team treated donkeys for conditions including wounds, cherry eye and abscess, colic, tetanus, and tick and worm infestations.

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Renate Homburg
Joy and Loss at Starting Over's Sanctuary for Rescued Donkeys

Starting Over are our hard-working partner group in Israel. They are dedicated to rescuing donkeys from horrendous situations, including donkeys from Gaza’s war zones. They currently have 47 rescued donkeys living in their intensive care unit - the Hope Compound.

Your wonderful support and donations are going a long way towards helping these donkeys recover from injuries, abuse, neglect and trauma.

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Renate Homburg
Rescued Bulls, Horses and Buffaloes Flourishing at Indian Shelter

The Visakha Society for Protection and Care of Animals (VSPCA) in India have been progressing and growing in a way that has been transformative for the animals at their shelters.

With your kind donations, they have made tremendous strides over the past few months by continuously improving care for the rescued animals and thus helping them recover.

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Renate Homburg
Horses and Bullocks Benefit from Free Vet Care and Owner Education

Our partner group in India, Action for Protection of Wild Animals (APOWA), reached 98 working horses and bullocks in February.

Through their mobile vet clinic, they provided general health check-ups for working animals and treated a variety of illnesses and injuries. Thanks to your donations, APOWA can provide this service free of charge for animal owners who cannot afford veterinary care and don’t usually have access to these services.  

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Renate Homburg
Animal Nepal's Sanctuary Residents Receive the Best Care Possible

As February comes to a close, Animal Nepal are happy to share some positive updates from their sanctuary.

Their beloved donkey, Moni, has now made a full recovery following her suspected blood protozoan infection.

Last month, all equine residents received their annual Anti-Rabies (ARV) and Tetanus Toxoid (TT) vaccines, along with deworming, to ensure they remain healthy and protected.

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Renate Homburg