Spana - Society for the Protection of Animals Abroad

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With your support we can give working animals and the people who depend on them a better future.

Some people think of SPANA as an animal charity that helps people. Others think we are a people charity that helps animals.

SPANA's CEO Jeremy Hulme and other staff members write from the front lines of our work, taking in everything from the Chelsea Flower show to the drought in Chad.

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Jeremy Hulme

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14 John St
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WC1N 2EB
+44 (0) 20 7831 3999
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The Big Picture

The following sections illustrate the core issues affecting animals' welfare and show why they and their owners need our help:

Families rely on Animals

Families invest in a donkey, horse or mule in the same way that someone might buy a van or lorry. To make a living families need the animal to collect drinking water, carry farm produce to markets, or haul heavy loads.

Cruelty and tradition

Many people think that animal owners in Africa and the Middle East are cruel towards their animals, but in reality most owners do not deliberately treat their animals badly.

Working animals in times of crisis

In a crisis, animal welfare is often a low priority. But working animals play a crucial role in rebuilding people's livelihoods.

A future without animal suffering?

A look into SPANA's education work, which is vital to provide a better future for animals and people alike.