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News from our mobile vet teams in the West Bank You may remember the donkeys shown below – Dr Rakan visited the foal and its mother back in June. The foal has grown so much. You can see some photos below from all of our mobile teams in the West Bank. Dr Rakan visited the Balata […]

News from our new Rescue Centre in Arranah Our new Rescue Centre – in Arranah – is now open! We have transported the first few donkeys over to the new centre, where the donkeys are enjoying their new space. Your donations have helped us to build a whole new home for them – in time for

News from the West Bank All three of our mobile vet clinics in the West Bank are still operating, providing – in some cases – urgent care to donkeys. Dr Rakan has shared an update which you can read below. Dr Rakan told us: “Here we can see a donkey with a bad case of colic. The

News from the Sanctuary We have exciting news! Our Sanctuary in Israel has a new addition – a little foal who has been named Be’eri. Our new vet, Dr Rafik, believes he’s around 5 months old and is in good health. Maybe you’d like to support us in caring for rescue foals like Be’eri by buying our

We are delighted to report that all three of our mobile vet teams are back on the road in the West Bank helping donkeys in need. You can see a few of the donkeys they’ve helped this week in our update below. Dr Rakan, in addition to his mobile vet outreach, has also been assisting

News from El Saf, Egypt This week we have an update from our veterinary team out in El Saf, Egypt. As you’ll see from the photos below, your support to our new programme is already having a positive effect on the lives of donkeys and mules in the brick kilns. The team are visiting two to three

News from the West Bank We’re delighted to report that Dr Rakan and his team have been able to resume some mobile veterinary clinics to help donkeys, mules and horses in need, visiting areas around Nablus. Our second team headed up by Dr Omran has also recommenced clinics out in the Jordan Valley area. Unfortunately it’s not possible for our

As the conflict continues in Israel and Gaza, our veterinary outreach work caring for working donkeys is still being restricted in the West Bank. But rest assured we are continuing to care for the 30 rescue donkeys who live at our Rescue Centre in Nablus.  In the meantime I have an update about our sanctuary renovations below

As the situation in Israel and Gaza continues, we are trying our best to continue to provide care to working donkeys in the West Bank, but with travel restrictions in force, we are somewhat restricted. I am pleased to report that all our staff and donkeys are safe and well and that Dr Rakan has been able to

As you’ll be aware, the situation in Israel and Gaza is worrying, but we would like to reassure you that our staff and the donkeys in our care at the Sanctuary in Israel and Rescue Centre in the West Bank are safe and well.  We would like to thank you all for your social media message,