Support SPANA
Whether it’s making a donation, raising money, running a marathon, giving your time or leaving a legacy, there are lots of ways you can get involved in working animal aid with SPANA.
Support SPANA
Whether it’s making a donation, raising money, running a marathon, giving your time or leaving a legacy, there are lots of ways you can get involved in working animal aid with SPANA.
Fundraise for us
World Tea Party
Find out how to host a charity tea party that will help raise funds to care for working animals in the world. Discover more about...
Knitting for charity: big knit for vets
Try our Big Knit For Vet Kit - get your free fundraising pack full of knitting patterns.
Taking on the vet charity challenge
Find out about the Vet Charity Challenge, a one-day fundraising event for those in the veterinary sector.
challenge yourself
Every step you take will help working animals in the marathon journeys they often complete every day of their lives.
Contact the events team
There are challenge events taking place worldwide to suit all fitness levels, so why not contact the SPANA events team to find out how you could do something special for working animals?
As a member of the SPANA charity challenge team, we will support you every step of the way. Get in touch now and we’ll provide you with hints and tips on your fundraising, sponsorship forms, training advice and more.
Contact form
Please email [email protected] or use the contact form below to get in touch with the SPANA events team
Ethical Animal tourism
Thousands of donkeys, horses, mules and camels are used in the tourism industry worldwide to transport holidaymakers on rides, treks and tours. But despite the relentless hard work of these working animals, they can be poorly treated, neglected and beaten.
Find out how you can make a difference by choosing the most responsible animal tour providers, and what to do if you see animals mistreated abroad.
Vet volunteer
Get involved in our volunteer programme and put your skills and knowledge to great use treating animals in Morocco. You will have the opportunity to gain experience of conditions rarely seen in the UK, develop your clinical skills, and exchange knowledge and ideas with local SPANA vets.
