SPANA has worked with MAWO since 2016, improving welfare and helping to protect the region’s 200,000 donkeys from the skins trade. Last year, we extended the range of services offered.
During 2018, the project delivered:
Following a 2017 outreach project, SPANA last year entered a longerterm partnership with the university, including a new clinical skills centre, a mobile clinic to reach around 1,000 donkeys, a community training programme and a research programme studying owner attitudes.
SPANA’s project with ASPA aims to improve knowledge of equine care alongside supporting the development of more humane attitudes towards working animals.
The programme reached 13 schools last year, training 26 teachers and providing humane education for 483 children.
Read about how SPANA is helping working animals in South Africa.
Find out more about how SPANA helps working animals in Zimbabwe.
Read about how SPANA is helping working animals in South Africa.
Find out more about how SPANA helps working animals in Zimbabwe.