SPANA's two mobile clinics travel to villages every day, covering thousands of kilometers every year. Animals in need of more specialised care or hospitalisation are brought to one of our two centres.
SPANA’s education centre hosts a series of Animal Clubs which help children understand the important role animals play in our lives.
Keeping Jordan’s ‘tractors’ healthy
Many of Jordan’s rural communities are too poor to buy tractors to plough and harvest their crops. Instead, they rely on real horsepower, just as their ancestors have done for thousands of years. As a result, our vets treat a lot of working animals with injuries caused by working out in the fields.
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Video: Hands-on animal welfare education in Jordan
In Jordan, the Ministry of Education gave us a bit of land in Amman, the capital city, which we’ve turned into a unique education centre.
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Video: Education in Jordan
This nine year old little boy came from one of the UN-run schools for Palestinian refugees in the Amman district
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Teaching the next generation
SPANA looks to the future to ensure animal welfare is paramount in the minds of future animal owners.
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