60 male donkeys and horses on the island of Grand Turk will be castrated this week by the Sidmouth-based Donkey Sanctuary. It is one of the largest breeding control programmes ever to be conducted by the charity.
Cyprus
In 2007, we established a subsidiary organisation called Donkey Sanctuary (Cyprus) to enable us to take over from the Friends of the Cyprus Donkey.
Situated in Vouni in the foothills of the Troodos mountains, the sanctuary is currently home to over 120 donkeys and we will provide their future care.
We can also continue to offer sanctuary for life to any other donkeys in need of refuge in Cyprus and carry out outreach work to working donkeys and mules and their owners on the island who may need our help.
60 donkeys and horses in Carribean undergo surgery
By Claire Shapcott - Posted 11/06/09
Tagged: Cyprus
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As one door closes another one opens...
By Judy Welsman - Posted 29/12/08
Tagged: Cyprus
The old saying "as one door closes another one opens" proved true when the intended holding base we had lined up unfortunately fell through in Cyprus. However, in less than a week, we were contacted by a local man who was asking if we fostered out donkeys. When he heard we were looking for a holding base he asked if we would consider him.
Children to visit our donkeys in Cyprus
By Jenifer Tucker - Posted 27/05/08
Five children from The Amelia Trust Farm, a church funded charity near Cardiff, Wales will be visiting our Sanctuary in Cyprus this week.
Falcon School, Nicosia
Tagged: Cyprus
Students from the Falcon School in Nicosia helped to raise £300 for our Sanctuary in Cyprus by a sponsored walk organised by the primary scout cubs and the secondary eco-committee.
