The SHADH Donkey Gallery.
Currently We Have 133 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

(We can accept most other international currencies,
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Elsa Elsa is a three year old donkey who was abandoned in the Arab village of Qalansuwa. She had visited one of the clinics two days before and we had to treat her wounds and feed and water her. We rescued her two days later from the side of a busy road with Aitch. She is now recovering at the sanctuary.  Adopt Me Here

Elvis Elvis is actually an old friend – first rescued with Petunia (who Lucy believes might be his twin) early in 2001, Elvis was homed out to a kindly local man. The man could sadly no longer keep the donks as he no longer has access to the land he used and so in July 2009 Elvis came back into Lucy’s care.  Adopt Me Here

Emma Rescued from Palestine in the spring of 2002 with Hannah and Holly  Adopt Me Here

Ernest Rescued early in 2004 as a stray from a settlement adjacent to the Palestinian border  Adopt Me Here

Ewen Ewen was rescued from a local settlement in June 2001. His owner had tethered Ewen by using wire around the hoof - the wire eventually ate so far into Ewen's flesh that the hoof had to be amputated  Adopt Me Here

Faith Little Faith was around 6 months old when brought to Safe Haven from Palestine on 10 January 2009. She was first discovered at one of our outreach clinics in a Palestinian village called Faron when a young Palestinian boy of 12 named Muarcaz told our team that he had found the little donkey abandoned and he took her home to take care of her although he had no proper place to keep her and no money to buy her food. Each day he'd return home from school and take her for a walk but he could not afford to feed her sufficiently and so he asked if we would take her to our sanctuary.  Adopt Me Here

Fiona Born in around 2000, Fiona was rescued from the side of the main Tel Aviv/Haifa highway  Adopt Me Here

Flo Flo was rescued in January 2003 from a group of youths who were beating her after wandering from her village, Jisr Azarka  Adopt Me Here

Forty Winks Forty Winks was rescued in October 2007 from Jerusalem, where he had been overworked in the narrow, cobbled streets. His nose is covered in scars but he is a proud, handsome boy!  Adopt Me Here

Freddie Freddie came from the village Qalansuwa. He had been hitched to a cart and was severely beaten by a group of children. They had stolen Freddie one of our staff lives in the village and managed to intervene. Freddie has been badly injured, he has an open wound on his rump and a huge haematoma. He is now recovering and receiving daily doses of antibiotics and food supplements to help build up his strength.  Adopt Me Here

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