After the news from Israel over the weekend, many of our supporters are understandably anxious about our donkeys. We are relieved to confirm that the donkeys and staff at our Sanctuary in Israel and our Rescue Centre in the West Bank are currently all fine. Our thoughts are with all those affected and we are …
As you may know we have worked for over 25 years in Israel and the West Bank, and our veterinary services have helped to improve the lives of many thousands of donkeys in need. Andy, our CEO, recently visited Egypt to see the donkeys working in the brick kilns out there – and we’ll bring …
Thank you to everyone who voted for us – we are delighted to announce that we are one of the three charities chosen by HarryHall.com to be their charity partner in 2023! This means that every time a customer buys equipment or an insurance policy from Harry Hall’s website, a portion will be donated towards …
At the beginning of November, Safe Haven’s vet in the Palestinian town of Hebron, Dr Eyed Nasser, was horrified to learn that the local mayor had issued a declaration saying that anyone who killed a stray dog would be given 20 shekels. Dr Eyed arranged a meeting between himself, the mayor and a group of …
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Safe Haven for Donkeys in the Holy Land is deeply saddened to learn of the passing of Her Majesty The Queen, Elizabeth II. Our thoughts and condolences are with The Royal Family and everyone around the world mourning the loss of Her Majesty.
Haaretz, one of Israel’s biggest newspapers, very kindly recently ran an article about Safe Haven’s sanctuary. To read the article and find out why our Israeli team Moussa, Keren and Ali love their work so much, click here. None of this work could happen without your support – thank you all. If you would …
We were delighted at the end of August to celebrate the birth of a baby donkey at our rescue centre in the Palestinian city of Nablus, by naming the new arrival Pen, as a tribute to Pen Farthing, founder of Nowzad, that re-united street dogs in Afghanistan with the troops who had adopted them. Any …
Safe Haven for Donkeys has been monitoring the horrendous trade in donkey skins for a number of years. We have thankfully yet to find any evidence that it has affected donkeys in the countries we operate within, although we recognise the issue is having a devastating impact on donkeys worldwide. As a donkey welfare charity, …
We have been very saddened to read the news about the current situation in Israel and Gaza and many of our supporters have asked if our sanctuary in Israel or our work in the West Bank are affected. We would like to reassure you all that at the present time, the sanctuary is fine as …
Earlier today, we were contacted by a lovely lady called Olga from the Tsalim area of Israel to let us know about two stray donkeys she had come across, one with a badly injured front leg. Our team immediately arranged for the pair to be transported to our sanctuary. They are both male, the youngest …
