Jenkins was born in the summer of 2013 in the village of Bet Hananya, near the Palestinian town of Qalqilya. His owner complained the mother donkey was losing weight rapidly due to feeding her foal and she was took weak to carry out her work so he separated them, leaving the baby alone and abandoned. […]
Cynthia came from the village of Izza Tabib near Qalqilya. Local vet Dr Jayoussi got a call from her owner saying she was dehydrated – when he got there and saw her, he said that she must go to our Qalqilya clinic. He asked head vet Dr Jaber to check her and when Jaber saw
Talga (Arabic for “Snowflake”) was born at the sanctuary at the end of December 2012 to Zahra, who was already pregnant when she came to the sanctuary.
Little Truffle was abandoned outside our Nablus clinic at just a few weeks old, probably because her owner felt she was “hindering the mother donkey from working”. She is now best friends with Helen, another little donkey rescued at the same time.
Little Helen was abandoned outside our Nablus clinic at only a few months old, probably because she was “hindering her mother from working”. She is now best friends with Little Truffle, another foal rescued at the same time.
Coco was found abandoned and undernourished outside Safe Haven’s Nablus clinic at the beginning of December 2012. Too young to be separated from his mother, Coco needed a special milk supplement. He has become firm friends with Milky, another abandoned foal found at the same time.
Milky was found abandoned and undernourished outside Safe Haven’s Nablus clinic at the beginning of December 2012. Too young to be separated from her mother, Coco needed a special milk supplement. She has become firm friends with Coco, another abandoned foal found at the same time.
Bob was brought to Safe Haven’s Qalqilya rest haven as his owner decided Bob’s mother didn’t want to work any more after giving birth. Only two months old at the time, Bob had to be fed on special powdered milk and was pining for his mother – luckily, he found a “surrogate mummy” in Richard,
Little Alby was brought to Safe Haven with torn, wounded and broken ears. His owner didn’t want him any more and allowed him to come to the sanctuary where we now give him a loving home.
Raymondo Reeves, named after the uncle of a past member of staff, was around four months old when he came to the sanctuary from Qalqilya. He lived in Qalqilya and was taken in to our rest haven there with wounds to each side of his neck. His owner alleged that his mother ‘didn’t want him’
