10 November 2022
The International Coalition for Working Equids (ICWE), which includes Brooke, is proud to celebrate its fifth anniversary of collaborative work to improve the health and welfare of working equids globally.
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12 September 2022
Brooke has launched an emergency appeal which aims to raise funds to help care for wounded, starving or sick horses, donkeys and mules, as well as the communities they support, following widespread flooding in Pakistan.
18 July 2022
The slaughter and export of donkeys has been banned in Ivory Coast following an announcement by the government on Wednesday 13 July.
27 April 2022
A new study conducted by Brooke suggests that pet owners are more likely to take their pet for a routine check-up at the vet than go to the doctor for a check-up themselves.
11 April 2022
Brooke has launched a brand new three-year strategy that will aim to reach and improve the lives of more animals and communities than ever before.
3 March 2022
Two recent surveys suggest that mules aren't getting the respect we at Brooke think they deserve! Find out why we think mules rule!
22 February 2022
In an African first, 11 students graduated with a government-accredited certification in farriery on Friday 4 February at the Vocational Training Centre of Thies, Senegal.
4 February 2022
India’s donkey population has fallen by 61% since 2012, according to a study by Brooke India investigating the hidden presence of the donkey skin trade in the region.
3 February 2022
The needs of working horses and donkeys in low-to-middle-income countries (LMICs) are being overlooked by governments, according to Brooke. Our research found that many countries are not gathering reliable data on equine populations, leaving them vulnerable to disease and at increased threat from the donkey skin trade.
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.