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Donkey rescued in Cartagena, Murcia

A few weeks ago our Welfare team were forwarded a post from Diario Animalista circulating on social media, requesting urgent help for a young donkey in Cartagena, now named Camaron, with a massive gaping wound on his neck. The post stated that although the authorities had been called the donkey was still there suffering. We immediately tried to get hold of the newspaper who published the post to find out more and also contacted the Guardia Civil.

Camaron

Telerin saved from a lethal wound

After two weeks of dedication, teamwork and expert care, we have managed to save the life of Telerin, a rescue donkey suffering from open, infected wounds and an enormous gash from one side of his abdomen to the other.

Our Welfare team was contacted last month by a lady who initially saved Telerin from being sent to the slaughterhouse. The person who took Telerin in was unable to keep him as, despite his sweet nature, he was a stallion donkey surrounded by females, she had limited space and the situation wasn’t sustainable.  

Telerin in hospital

Help to treat and re-home 37 neglected donkeys and mules

El Refugio del Burrito has launched an urgent appeal to help support 37 donkeys and mules in need of new homes after their owner was accused for an alleged continuing crime of animal abuse

The Nature Protection Service (Seprona) of the Civil Guard Command of Algeciras has proceeded to accuse a neighbour of the town of La Línea de la Concepción (Cádiz) as the alleged perpetrator of a continuing crime of animal abuse on 12 horses and donkeys that caused serious injuries and even the death of six of them.

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10 reasons to adopt a pair of donkeys

We are sure we don’t need to tell you, but donkeys are wonderful creatures and make the greatest of friends! We feel very lucky taking care of our beautiful rescue animals, and we love every single one of them for their unique qualities and perks; ideally we would like to keep them all with us forever. But the reality is that there is not enough space in our sanctuaries to home the many animals that need our help most: the ones we currently don’t know yet, and are still out there waiting for our help.

donkey hiding behind plants

In their hooves

While on your holiday, be a responsible tourist and put yourself ‘In Their Hooves.’

Donkeys and mules are put to work in tourism all over the world, whether used as taxis, for treks or to carry luggage. While The Donkey Sanctuary does not activelypromote the use of donkeys and mules in any form of tourism we do understand their importance in helping thousands of people to earn a living.

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