13 December 2017
Brooke global ambassador Charlotte Dujardin travelled to India to experience first hand the work the charity carries out.
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7 December 2017
TK Maxx has removed a beauty product from its stores containing 'donkey oil'
5 December 2017
#MyHackathon, a fundraising challenge launched by animal welfare charity Brooke in April 2017 has drawn to a close, raising a massive £20,000
20 November 2017
Brooke joined some of the world’s top equestrians at this year's Your Horse Live at Stoneleigh Park in Warwickshire from Saturday 11 – Sunday 12 November 2017, raising a massive £4,800.
15 November 2017
Every day, around 400 donkeys in Kenya are being killed for their skins. Many are stolen from their owners, often overnight, and their hide is shipped off to be used for traditional remedies overseas.
10 November 2017
Deborah Meaden represented Brooke with Chief Executive Petra Ingram at the Animals in War Memorial service on 10 November 2017. The Service was organised and funded by Petplan charitable trust and Dogs Trust
8 November 2017
A recent survey conducted for Brooke has found that the UK public are largely unaware of how many horses died in the First World War, despite the fact the majority (80%) knew that horses were used in the conflict.
30 October 2017
Horse lover Jen Olivier from Grendon, Northamptonshire has been fundraising for Brooke by dressing up as superhero Deadpool whilst competing at a horse show on Sunday 29 October.
20 October 2017
Brooke global ambassador Charlotte DuJardin CBE was due to visit Ethiopia to see the charity’s work in October, however due to unforeseen security risks the trip has been cancelled. She was going to be accompanied by fellow elite dressage rider Alice Oppenheimer.
18 October 2017
Brooke is excited to launch its 2017 Brooke Shop, featuring virtual gifts and Christmas cards with proceeds going directly to help improve the lives of working horses, donkeys and mules in developing countries.