August in Thaba'Nchu was a month filled with dedication and care, as the Blind Love team continued their mission to bring relief and support to the horses and their owners. An amazing total of 82 horses attended their outreaches! 

After meeting with the owners during Blind Love’s July outreach in Jozi, a new area, the team was excited when the owners suggested another community in desperate need of support. This area is known as Rhini, Extension 8. Once again, the Blind Love team enlisted the help of SPCA Officer Maloli to spread the word to the owners...

The LAZAWO team has made a huge difference this month in Kinyang’erere village! They held a major clinic and cared for an amazing 253 donkeys in July-August. The team treated 233 donkeys for various issues, including wounds, tick infestations, eye infections and colic. Para-vet Steven went the extra mile by following up on 125 donkeys and treating 20 new ones in nearby villages.

The future for animals is bright with our project partner, APOWA, continuing their wonderful work to improve the lives of animals. The team is creating a compassionate world by educating communities with working animals, ensuring they are treated with respect and kindness. In July, the dedicated team treated 93 hardworking animals, including bullocks and horses, through the mobile clinic. They also provided vaccinations to 348 animals...

Over the past 8 months, the dedicated team at the Nowzad Donkey Sanctuary in Kabul provided a safe home for rescued working horses and donkeys. Many of the animals have endured years of hard labour and profound suffering, but thanks to the kindness of our supporters, they now have a chance to heal and find peace.

In August, the Okavango Animal Welfare Trust (OAWT), with the incredible support of our donors, held veterinary outreach clinics. It was 2 days of care and treatment for horses and donkeys. Nxamasere: 46 horses and 37 donkeys were treated...

The Blind Love team decided to head to a new area called Jozi in June. The goal was to connect with new donkey owners but getting word out was difficult. The outreach didn’t work as planned, so the team returned in July with help from Maloli, a dedicated SPCA officer who knew the area well and notified owners.

Take a look at so many heartwarming photos of rescue, recovery and healing. As of today, there are 53 donkeys in the Hope Compound area. This week, they transitioned 3 donkeys who completed their rehab into the large herd. One of them was pregnant and we’re happy to share that she gave birth yesterday!

In the heights of Kedarnath, our project partner Friendicoes set up a 3 week camp to care for the hardworking mules that guide pilgrims up to the sacred shrine of Lord Shiva.  These tough treks take a toll on the animals, and our team was there to treat every ache, pain, and injury that came their way. The team treated 1,997 cases, including colic, backsores, eye injuries, and lameness. 

The Help in Suffering, Camel Rescue Centre (CRC) team is excited to share some fantastic updates, thanks to the incredible support from all of you! This month, the team treated 774 animals, including 349 camels during 22 out visits.