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One Health

Find out more about One Health, why the One Health approach is important and how SPANA's work connects to One Health.

A drove of donkeys standing in a field in Zimbabwe

SPANA welcomes progress on donkey skin trade ban

SPANA is delighted that the African Union’s historic commitment to banning the horrific donkey skin trade has taken a significant step towards becoming a reality.

Two men in blue SPANA vet overalls holding a horses mouth

How Leaving a Bequest to Charity Could Make a Lasting Difference

Many people decide on leaving a legacy to charity, alongside the gifts they pass on to loved ones. But how does this process work, and...

SPANA welcomes historic ban on deadly donkey skin trade

SPANA is thrilled to announce that, working alongside partners, we have been instrumental in securing a historic ban on the donkey skin trade across Africa.

donkey getting treatment

What is Tetanus?

Tetanus is a non-contagious bacterial infection that, if left untreated, is usually fatal to animals. The condition is also known as ‘lockjaw’ – since the...

Horse being examined and cared for by SPANA vets.

The Most Common Parasites in Animals

While it’s not always possible to avoid parasites in the first place, being able to reduce the risk of infection, identify types of parasites and...

vet in SPANA cap provides treatment to brown donkey, they are surrounded by brick walls and rubble

SPANA Morocco Earthquake Emergency Response – Week 1 update

SPANA teams have been working tirelessly to provide lifesaving care and support to working animals in desperate need.

SPANA Responds To Morocco Earthquake Disaster

All of us at SPANA are deeply saddened about the terrible disaster in Morocco. We are committed to supporting the country's working animals.

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