Offering Relief, Care and Comfort for Rescued Donkeys in Udaipur, India

In Udaipur, India, Animal Aid Unlimited (AAU), supported by Animal Aid Abroad, provides hospital and sanctuary care for donkeys rescued from illness, injury, and neglect. Through veterinary treatment and lifelong sanctuary support, these animals are finding relief, recovery, and dignity.

Sanctuary Update

At the Animal Birth Control sanctuary, 27 donkeys are currently receiving lifelong care. Snow Flake, a male resident, suffered a hoof wound in March that was treated with daily bandaging and antibiotics, healing fully by May. Sandra, another resident, recovered from a chest wound by mid‑June after consistent care and monitoring. These cases show how dedicated treatment restores comfort and wellbeing for animals once burdened by hardship.

New Admissions and Ongoing Care

In June, AAU rescued a donkey suffering from plastic rope wounds on his legs, a common injury caused when animals are tied improperly. With careful treatment, his wounds are healing well. Another rescue involved a male donkey with a severe ear infection, reported through the helpline. After treatment and recovery, he was released back into his community in June.

Other cases included a donkey with a leg infection following a fight, who remains under treatment, and another with a closed hind leg fracture. After intensive care, the latter recovered fully and was returned to his owners in May.

A Lifeline for Working Donkeys

These rescues highlight the challenges faced by working donkeys in Udaipur, from equipment‑related injuries to untreated infections. The hospital and sanctuary provide not only immediate relief but also long‑term solutions, ensuring that animals receive veterinary care, compassion, and dignity.

Building a Future of Compassion

Animal Aid Unlimited continues to demonstrate how professional treatment and sanctuary care can transform the lives of working animals. Every healed wound and every rescued donkey reflects AAA’s mission of turning suffering into care and protection.

It is your support that makes this work possible. By standing with AAA, you enable partnerships like these, ensuring that donkeys in Udaipur and beyond receive the care, dignity, and lifelong protection they deserve.

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