The SHADH Donkey Gallery.
Currently We Have 130 Donkeys Available.

All of the donkeys that Lucy has rescued are up for adoption

at £24/$48/32 Euros a year

For more information, please go to: Adopting a Donkey

If you are adopting as a gift for a friend, relative or loved one, a cuddly donkey to go with the adoption pack is always welcome - simply visit our online shop and order when you have adopted your donkey and place your order

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Abu Sabber Lucy saw little Abu Sabber (whose name is Arabic for “father of Sabber”, although he’s much too little to be anyone’s father) being dragged along by a cart being pulled by another donkey in the village of Tayibe on 14th February 2006. Abu Sabber’s owners didn’t want him so Lucy took him back to Safe Haven. It later came to light that Abu Sabber is the son of Saskia, previously rescued by Lucy.  Adopt Me Here

Agatha Agatha is a middle aged donkey. She has a minor skin irritation that she is now being treated for. She was just left in Qalansuwa and nobody knows anything about her or where she came from. She has overgrown hooves that our farrier is trimming and working on. She is very relaxed with the other donkeys but a little wary of people.  Adopt Me Here

Aitch Aitch is a one and half year old male who was left abandoned in the Arab village of Qalansuwa. Aitch was left on the side of the road with Elsa. Both donkeys were suffering from malnutrition.Aitch and Elsa are now recovering at the sanctuary.  Adopt Me Here

Amal Amal was brought in to Safe Haven's Qalqilya clinic in November 2009 having been taken away from some boys who were abusing her by a Qalqilya horse owner. She was covered in abscesses but after an intensive course of treatment at the sanctuary she will soon be on the mend and Lucy is sure she will overcome her initial timidity.  Adopt Me Here

Amnon Rescued in 2002 and the first donkey to have an Israeli name, named after the husband of a supporter who, during the Second World War, refused to blow up a farm where a stray donkey was sheltering  Adopt Me Here

Ann We received a call from the same man who had originally found our Winston Churchill in his small farm in Hadera. The man had witnessed Ann being excessively ridden and beaten by a gang of boys in the neighbourhood. The good Samaritan managed to confiscate her and then called us. She is now enjoying her time at the sanctuary and she is very friendly.  Adopt Me Here

Arthur Arthur was about 11 years old when he came to Safe Haven in November 2008. He used to pull his owner's cart to sell his vegetables every day in Tayibe until he injured his left front leg. Arthur's owner brought him to SHADH's clinic in Tayibe but when he realised that Arthur would not be able to work again, he handed him over to Lucy.  Adopt Me Here

Aseel Aseel was brought to Safe Haven's resting station at Jbara in March 2010, limping badly on her front right leg. Her owner agreed that she could be taken to the sanctuary, where Lucy's vet is administering intensive treatment for her injury, which turned out to be to the shoulder.  Adopt Me Here

Barnie Rescued from a highway in Qalansuwa in 2002 when he was around a year old, Barnie is substantially blind  Adopt Me Here

Basil You've heard of Basil Brush, now meet "Basil Brash"! Taken into the sanctuary at the beginning of 2010, Basil had previously been found as a stray and taken in by a family who called Lucy because they could no longer cope with his aggressive behaviour. Basil literally attacks anything and anyone in his path but Lucy suspects this is down to how he has been treated in the past and feels sure that after a spell at Safe Haven he will calm down and be a lovely, peaceable, member of the donkey family.  Adopt Me Here

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