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TAPO boys giving water to a working donkey

A child’s dream of becoming a vet

In Tanzania, SPANA is reaching in to more classrooms to spread the word about kindness to all animals.

Mali mobile clinic treating a donkey

Mali mobile clinic receives funding

The Anthony V Martin Charitable Foundation provided fantastic support for our mobile veterinary clinics in Mali.

A child learns how to care for her horse in Costa Rica

Help at last for Costa Rica’s hardworking horses

Every morning, nine-year-old Yansi saddles up her horse Marron and follows the tree lined road that takes her to school.

Horse pulling cart with man walking in Ethiopia

A vet’s first impressions of Ethiopia

Read about Dr Phillips' first impressions of our work in Ethiopia.

Donkey and young boy

Working donkey champions: role models in South Africa

Working Donkey Champions train animal welfare ambassadors across the Eastern Cape of South Africa.

A boy and a brown horse

Sheno’s horses get new shoes

In the small town of Sheno, Ethiopia, local farrier David Debelle works tirelessly to provide working horses with a better quality of life.

Ann Widdecombe in Mauritania

Ann Widdecombe visits Mauritania with Spana

SPANA ambassador Ann Widdecombe travelled to Mauritania to see how SPANA is helping the country's working animals.

Sunk the horse

A twist of fate for horse and vet

An accident first brought Sunk the horse to us many years ago.

Dafijeh the white horse with his owner Kalifa

Keeping a careful eye on Dafijeh

Find out how the SPANA Mali team helped this eight-year-old stallion.

four SPANA vets with their books

Spana vets celebrated

Four SPANA vets were celebrated for their work earlier this month, after winning a competition to discover some of their most interesting cases.

Four donkeys attached to cart

What are working donkeys?

Find out all about working donkeys, where they operate and why they're needed.

Four donkeys attached to cart

What are working donkeys?

Find out all about working donkeys, where they operate and why they're needed.

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