Helping working animals in Zambia
Helping working animals in Zambia
Working animals are the backbone of rural life in Zambia – used for everything from agricultural tasks to transportation. Find out how we’re providing vital veterinary care to donkeys, horses and cattle in need of our help, and teaching animal welfare lessons to children.
Zambia at a glance
- Population: 20.02 million
- Area: 752,617 square km
- Location: Southern Africa
- Capital city: Lusaka
- Estimated number of working donkeys: 2,216
- Number of mobile veterinary clinics: One
- Number of working animals treated in 2023: 3,930
- Number of animal owners trained in 2023: 164
- Number of children receiving animal welfare education in 2023: 250
Our work in Zambia
In Zambia, our vets are helping sick and injured donkeys, horses and cattle in desperate need – providing them with lifesaving veterinary treatment.
To improve the welfare of animals in communities, we’re also providing animal welfare classes for children. Our education team in Zambia teaches the next generation of animal owners about practical care and helps them to develop an understanding about the needs of animals, so that they will grow up to become champions for the welfare of working animals.
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