Our partner group, the Lilongwe Society for the Protection and Care of Animals (LSPCA), are continuing in their mission to improve the lives and welfare of donkeys in Malawi. They recently reached 115 donkeys and continued educating owners on various aspects of animal welfare.

With your heartfelt donations, they are making an incredible difference.

Action for Protection of Wild Animals (APOWA) in India provided 103 working bullocks and horses with essential veterinary care during February. They also educated their owners on animal care and welfare.

See how your kind support is improving lives:

At Animal Nepal’s special sanctuary, all the residents are currently healthy and well following a challenging start to the year. They have recently been enjoying more sunny days following the winter months.

See how your donations are giving these rescued animals lives of peace and comfort:

Thanks to your incredible support, we have taken on sponsorship of another rescued equine on the Gili Islands of Indonesia. Jerry-Sausage had a rough start to life as he was mistreated and forced to pull a cart that was too heavy for him.

Read his story below:

Our partner group, the Lilongwe Society for the Protection and Care of Animals (LSPCA), recently took their mobile vet clinic to several new areas in Malawi. They reached 91 donkeys who had not received treatment before and addressed some of the welfare issues they observed.

See how their mobile clinics are changing even more lives:

On the Gili Islands of Indonesia, our sponsored rescued ponies - Mamba and Rainbow - are thriving in their loving new environment. Thanks to your heartfelt support, they are beginning to relax and enjoy their new lives free from relentless hard work.

Read their latest update below:

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: