6 January 2020
Frances Goodrum, Senior Manager of Global External Affairs, discusses her journey from her parent’s garage to lobbying for donkeys at the UN.
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2 January 2020
Earlier this year, Brooke's Ambassador - Youth Focus travelled to Kenya to see our vital work in the country.
23 December 2019
Equestrian YouTuber This Esme, famous for her horsey videos and vlogs, has been announced as Brooke’s new Ambassador, with a focus on inspiring young people to get involved with the charity.
13 December 2019
Midsomer Murders star and long-term Brooke supporter John Nettles has leant his voice to the charity’s urgent TV appeal for a second time.
9 December 2019
In what’s thought to be a first outside of Europe, Senegal will offer an accredited certification in farriery from early 2020, thanks to work by Brooke West Africa.
4 December 2019
'Donkeys Better Alive' - Brooke East Africa, ran a two day conference in Nairobi to raise awareness of donkey skin trade. Fuelled by a demand from China, it is having a devastating impact on donkeys and their owners.
25 November 2019
Leading animal welfare charities recently came together in Bali, Indonesia to support governments in continuing efforts to improve the welfare of working equids.
8 November 2019
Brooke was represented by Capital FM DJ Aimee Vivian at the Animals in War Memorial Remembrance Gathering in London on Friday 8 November.
16 October 2019
Brooke is attending the Committee on World Food Security (CFS) to highlight the vital contribution of working horses, donkeys and mules to food security
4 October 2019
To mark World Animal Day this year (4 Oct), Brooke will be raising awareness of an issue affecting donkey numbers across the world. Following a recent prediction that donkeys in Kenya could be effectively wiped out by 2023, new research now also shows how the trade of skins is having a detrimental effect on the families in Kenya who rely on these animals to support their lives.