11 January 2022
Brooke West Africa's Regional Representative Emmanuel Sarr recently visited an active slaughterhouse in Ghana. His findings present a harrowing picture for donkeys and their owners across West Africa.
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6 January 2022
Our planet, people and animals continue to face unprecedented challenges as we enter the third year of the COVID-19 pandemic and an escalating climate emergency.
4 January 2022
As 2021 draws to a close, our CEO Chris Wainwright reflects on Brooke's successes over the last 12 months.
9 December 2021
A Christmas animation developed by Brooke has been launched to put a spotlight on the plight of working donkeys around the world. The animation, supported by TV star Pam St Clement depicts a paper donkey helping at the Christmas dinner table, and aims to remind people in the UK that working animals are not just a thing of the past.
9 December 2021
Brooke Latin America and Caribbean's Ariel Morales discusses the growing impact of the skin trade on the region's donkey population.
1 December 2021
All around the world, millions of people depend on working horses, donkeys and mules to help them earn a living and put food on the table for their families.
29 November 2021
Her Royal Highness, The Duchess of Cornwall has officially extended her Presidency of Brooke, Action for Working Horses and Donkeys. She has held the position since 2006.
11 November 2021
Brooke is aware of the deteriorating security situation in Ethiopia and our thoughts are with all people and communities impacted at this very worrying time.
11 November 2021
This week, as part of Every Horse Remembered, we're reflecting on the heroic struggle of working horses, donkeys and mules of the past and their contribution to British life before, during and after World War 1.
5 November 2021
As the world gathers for COP26, Brooke Policy Advisor Chiara Soletti discusses the need for governments to recognise working animals and their intersectional role in many of the priorities of the sustainable development and climate action agenda.