World Leaders in Donkey Welfare | The Donkey Sanctuary
WEBSep 3, 2024 · Care of donkeys in extreme heat. Donkeys may struggle with extremely hot environments, especially as they often have thick hairy coats. Read our guidance on how to keep your donkey healthy and comfortable in extreme heat. Founded in 1969, The Donkey Sanctuary is dedicated to improving the welfare of donkeys.
How we work | The Donkey Sanctuary
WEB2 days ago · Compassion. We help donkeys, and the people who rely on them for their livelihoods, to cope with physical, mental and emotional challenges. Collaboration. We treat every interaction as a two-way opportunity to learn. Together, we can all become donkey welfare ambassadors. Creativity. The need for our work is enormous but our resources …
Why donkeys matter | The Donkey Sanctuary
WEB2 days ago · Donkeys have been a cornerstone in human existence and they are still vital to communities today, ferrying water, food, and crops. They are highly intelligent creatures, sociable and calm, capable of independent thinking and decision-making. They are strong and won’t do something they consider unsafe, which makes them a great, trusted …
Who we are - The Donkey Sanctuary
WEB2 days ago · Our charity. The Donkey Sanctuary was founded by Dr Elisabeth Svendsen in 1969. Since then, the charity has steadily grown into an international animal welfare organisation at the forefront of transforming the lives of millions of donkeys and supporting the people who care for them.
Where we work - The Donkey Sanctuary
WEB2 days ago · The heart of our operation is our headquarters in Sidmouth, Devon, in the United Kingdom, which has been at the forefront of donkey welfare for over 50 years. Our Sidmouth sanctuary is not just open for visiting but is also a vital educational centre. We believe that the active participation of the general public, veterinary and welfare ...
Visit us - The Donkey Sanctuary
WEBVisit us. Come and visit the donkeys and mules in our care at our sanctuaries across the country. Our Sidmouth headquarters is open to the public every day from 9am - 5pm, with last entry to the car park at 4:30pm. Entrance is free and requires no pre-booking. The Donkey Sanctuary Sidmouth.
Adopt a Donkey - The Donkey Sanctuary
WEBA guide to getting the most from your adoption. Two updates on your donkey in spring and autumn. The Donkey Sanctuary has 19 gorgeous donkeys available for adoption in sanctuaries across the UK. For just £3 a month you can be a part of your chosen friend's life forever, and help support donkey protection projects around the world.
Latest news - The Donkey Sanctuary
WEBAug 25, 2024 · 1 September 2024. After relocating from London to Ireland, animal lovers Natalie Arnett and her husband Paul Barton embarked on an exciting journey when they welcomed two furry friends – Hope and Mini – in May 2022.
What we do to protect donkeys worldwide | The Donkey Sanctuary
WEBEcology and conservation. We are exploring ways in which we can integrate the health and wellbeing of donkeys, people and the natural environment. Find out about ecology and conservation. Discover the many ways we're making the world a better place for donkeys. With your support we are helping donkeys and mules in need all around the world.
Sidmouth | Visit Our Sanctuary | The Donkey Sanctuary
WEBJun 10, 2024 · The Sanctuary is open to the public seven days a week from 9am - 5pm, with last entry to the car park at 4:30pm. We are a working farm and many of our walkways are grass, so please dress appropriately and bring suitable footwear for the weather. To help plan your visit, see our map below: Full size.