By Sarah Grimsley  (Supporter Services Officer)
04 Mar 2010

I recently returned from a two-week holiday to Ethiopia, and wow, what a place it is. The popular perception of Ethiopia is of barren landscapes, starvation and Live Aid, but there is so much more to it than that.

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By Niki Austin  (Online Communications Manager)
09 Feb 2010

The Brooke story... watch our story unfold with exclusive new footage. An incredible insight into how a hospital for ex-cavalry horses on the dusty streets of 1930s Cairo became one of the world’s leading international equine welfare charities alleviating the suffering of hundreds of thousands of horses, donkeys and mules in some of the poorest parts of the world.

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By John Harvey  (Senior Veterinary Advisor)
01 Feb 2010

Just after leaving the Brooke clinic in Cairo towards the airport, the car passed a donkey pulling a cart loaded with gas cylinders up a hill. It was probably only a couple of seconds that I glimpsed the scene for, if that, but the moment was caught in my mind like a photo was taken.

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By Heather Walker  (Press and Online Communications Assistant)
13 Jan 2010

This week we spotted a news article in the Evening Standard claiming that British soldiers in Afghanistan are to use donkeys to transport heavy supplies normally carried by troops. Naturally we were quick to inform our supporters about this story and we were met with a wave of comments via our Facebook page creating an intelligent and lively debate among our fans.

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