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Treating donkeys wounds

Healing Hana’s donkey harness wounds

Donkey harnesses can cause nasty wounds when they are badly fitted or use poor materials. Read how SPANA vets healed Hana's harness wounds in Zimbabwe.

Donkey being fed hay by man in blue overalls

Curing colic in donkeys – Maggie’s colic

Maggie the donkey was brought to our centre in Chemaia to be treated by SPANA vets - read her story.

White mule being treated by two vets

Chaimae the abandoned mule

Read Chaimae's story - an abandoned mule saved by SPANA.

a woman with a donkey

A true survivor – working donkeys

Najia the donkey was brought to our centre in Chemaia, Morocco to be treated by SPANA vets - find out why.

Together for donkey’s years

Read about the treatment SPANA provided to Marwa the donkey in Morocco.

Donkey with man

Helping Momo – an overloaded donkey

Cart donkeys work under immense physical strain when pulling heavy carts. Read how we helped Momo, an overloaded donkey in Tunisia with painful leg wounds.

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