Our partner group, Animal Aid Unlimited (AAU), are currently caring for 17 male donkeys at their sanctuary, along with nine females and one male donkey at their Animal Birth Control (ABC) Centre. In addition, they are providing treatment for two donkeys within their hospital.

Read their latest update to see how your donations are helping injured and rescued donkeys in Udaipur, India: 

Imagine for a moment being forced to carry endless, heavy loads of bricks, sand, gravel and other construction materials up multiple flights of stairs every day.

This is the brutal reality for many donkeys and small ponies in India, who are forced to help with the construction of high-rise buildings.

Our partner group, Blind Love, provided essential veterinary care and treatment for 67 horses and 108 donkeys during January. This was despite the fact they endured a devastating fire at their sanctuary.

With your invaluable support, they are continuing to make a huge difference for working animals in South Africa.

The hard-working team at the Camel Rescue Centre (CRC) in Bassi, India, helped no less than 265 camels last month. Thanks to your donations, they also provided essential veterinary care for 550 animals other than camels.

A few cases are outlined below:

Lake Zone Animal Welfare Organization (LAZAWO) run a wonderful sanctuary to provide intensive treatment and rehabilitation, or long-term care for particularly vulnerable donkeys.

Donkeys who can no longer work will remain at the sanctuary for the rest of their lives in safety and comfort.

Our partner group, Lake Zone Animal Welfare Organization (LAZAWO), are dedicated to assisting some of the most overlooked animals in the world - working donkeys in the gold mines of Tanzania.

With your kind support, they have now also begun providing veterinary care for donkeys working in local communities and households.

With your generous support, Help in Suffering (HIS) recently held their annual Nagaur Camel Treatment Camp. The camp was highly impactful, providing much-needed veterinary care and guidance for camel owners.

Many owners expressed heartfelt gratitude and were deeply appreciative of the services provided through this camp.

At Animal Nepal’s peaceful sanctuary, the rescued animals are currently happy and well despite some of them facing some health issues. They are receiving the very best veterinary care, along with all the love, comfort and attention they need.

See your donations in action for January:

With your generous donations, Action for Protection of Wild Animals (APOWA) in India provided essential veterinary care for 101 working animals like horses and bullocks during January.

See their latest update below:

Our new partner group, Namigni Animal Sanctuary, had a highly successful year in 2025. With your heartfelt support, they have been making great gains for working animal welfare in Columbia.

Read about their veterinary, rescue and advocacy efforts so far: