Our Gaza programme is headed up by Dr Saif, who oversees the field team run by Dr Sulamman, a highly experienced veterinary technician who trained in Gaza, assisted by Mohammed, a vet assistant and Jyhad, a farrier.

There are no other vet teams operating in Gaza at this time, which makes our team a critical resource for donkeys and horses suffering injuries and diseases.

Our team aims to save as many donkeys and horses as possible. But we are in desperate need of equipment and medication to make this work possible – as well as vital food for these malnourished animals. 

With your support, our team are providing life-saving first aid to animals in need. As well as working in Rafah, the team is now delivering aid to animals in Khan Younis, in the east. Here, donkeys are the only means of transport, as the conflict has destroyed the road network. 

Most animals treated so far have suffered from harness wounds, hoof and foot issues and diseases. The animals are also very malnourished, having eaten little food in the last few months.

This critical work is new to Safe Haven for Donkeys, and your support is helping us to fund this emergency project in Gaza.

With your support, we can provide help to these animals.

£20 could fund food for a donkey or horse in Gaza.

£100 could help support our new mobile team, providing much needed first aid to donkeys and horses in need.

If we are lucky enough to raise more money than we need to fund our work in Gaza this year, we will use the funds to support other working donkeys in the West Bank and in Egypt, as well as our Sanctuary in Israel and Rescue Centre in Arrana, the West Bank.