The SHADH Donkey Gallery.
Currently We Have 122 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

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

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

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

Beauty Lucy had known this poor mule since the summer of 2005 as he was a patient at the Tayibe resting station and nicknamed him "Beauty", although everybody else failed to agree. In the summer of 2006 Beauty's condition deteriorated and after advice from Lucy, Beauty's owner rested him and he was in much better shape for a while. Sadly however, at the end of the year Beauty collapsed - malnourished and beaten - and Lucy brought him home to Safe Haven where he is now enjoying his new life of freedom.  Adopt Me Here

Benjy Rescued in June 2003 as a foal with his mother Sheba from the village of Jisr Azarka, Benjy’s mouth was so badly torn it needed stitches.  Adopt Me Here

Billy Billy was rescued from a village in the south of where he was found as a stray in November 2005. Billy had been so badly beaten that there was a hole in his head just above the eye socket where you could see all the way to the bone. This wound has of course now been treated and Billy is recovering at the sanctuary.  Adopt Me Here

Bindi Bindi was found abandoned in one of the villages where Lucy and the team hold their veterinary clinics and taken back to Safe Haven. Although very young and still needing her mother's milk, Bindi had already learned to chew at grass, probably in sheer desperation. Bindi has now been "adopted" by Carla who shares her milk between Bindi and her own foal Valentine.  Adopt Me Here

Black Zak In January 2003, Lucy received an anonymous call saying that a donkey had been left tied up at the end of the Moshav (village) where the sanctuary is situated - she went to investigate and sure enough, she found Black Zak  Adopt Me Here

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