Amy was born at the charity’s clinic in the Palestinian city of Qalqilya. Her mother, Cordelia, had been found as a stray and taken to the clinic. Both mother and daughter were taken to the sanctuary. Cordelia has since passed away but Amy is happy with all her donkey friends.
Reggie was found abandoned at the donkey market in the Palestinian city of Nablus. He was taken to the charity’s clinic in the city and from there on to the sanctuary.
Rosetta was found abandoned at the donkey market in the Palestinian city of Nablus and was taken to the charity’s clinic in the city and from there on to the sanctuary.
Mr Jones and three other donkeys were owned by a lovely local gentleman, Barak. He had been keeping them on the land next to his home but the municipality decided to build on the land, leaving the donkeys homeless. Barak brought all 4 donkeys to the sanctuary and has promised to help with any electrical
Mrs Jones and three other donkeys were owned by a lovely local gentleman, Barak. He had been keeping them on the land next to his home but the municipality decided to build on the land, leaving the donkeys homeless. Barak brought all 4 donkeys to the sanctuary and has promised to help with any electrical
Peter and three other donkeys were owned by a lovely local gentleman, Barak. He had been keeping them on the land next to his home but the municipality decided to build on the land, leaving the donkeys homeless. Barak brought all 4 donkeys to the sanctuary and has promised to help with any electrical or
Zoe and three other donkeys were owned by a lovely local gentleman, Barak. He had been keeping them on the land next to his home but the municipality decided to build on the land, leaving the donkeys homeless. Barak brought all 4 donkeys to the sanctuary and has promised to help with any electrical or
Dylan was brought to Safe Haven’s clinic in Qalqilya at the end of January 2014 by his owner, who did not want him.
Beauty was found wet and shivering at the side of the road in the Israeli Arab village of Jaljulya in January 2014 and was named in honour of a mule of the same name who had just been put to sleep that day.
Poor old Teddy Joe was abandoned on the streets of Nablus, Palestine and when found a gang of youths were beating him with sticks. He was taken to the safety of our Nablus clinic and from there to the sanctuary.
