Climate crisis: How SPANA vets helped flood victims Jiyan and Karwan
This International Working Animal Day (15 June), we’re highlighting the devastating impact climate change is having on the lives of working animals like Jiyan and...
Helping working animals in Guatemala
We have helped working animals in Guatemala with veterinary clinics, welfare educational programmes & other projects. Find out about working animals in Guatemala
SPANA helps Sultan the horse get back on his feet
Find out how SPANA provided emergency treatment to Sultan the horse when he was involved in a road accident in India.
Sbema the donkey’s excruciating eye infection
When Sbema the donkey was suffering from a painful eye infection, SPANA’s veterinary team in Zimbabwe provided the vital treatment she needed.
How SPANA vets saved Bulla the donkey from lameness
Bulla the donkey received expert care from SPANA vets in Ethiopia when she was suffering from the agony of overgrown hooves.
Pape the donkey’s road accident
Find out how SPANA vets in Mauritania helped Pape the donkey when he was injured in a road accident.
How SPANA saved Musa the donkey from a dangerous leg wound
When Musa the donkey injured his leg while working at a rubbish dump, SPANA’s vets were on hand to give him urgent treatment.
Rescuing Ramil: how SPANA treated Ramil the camel for painful scabies
SPANA’s veterinary team in Tunisia treated a camel suffering from an excruciating itch and a dangerous skin infection.
Shalo the horse’s overgrown hooves
Find out how SPANA’s veterinary team in Ethiopia helped a horse who was struggling to walk.
Major the donkey’s sight-saving eye treatment
When Major the donkey hurt her eye, vets at SPANA’s mobile clinic in Zimbabwe were able to treat her injury – and save her sight.
Issam the horse’s visit to SPANA’s mobile clinic
Issam the horse received treatment at a SPANA mobile clinic in Tunisia for a painful bit wound.
SPANA is a sight for Ziad’s sore eyes
Find out how SPANA’s veterinary team in Tunisia helped a horse suffering from the painful parasitic infection habronemiasis.