They can’t tell you they’re suffering. But we can.
This Christmas, help make sure working horses, donkeys and mules are handled with care. Please donate today.
Our impact
Brooke’s work directly helps 1.5 million working horses, donkeys and mules a year. Compassion compels our vets and animal welfare experts to improve and save lives.
Every horse, donkey and mule deserves a life free from suffering so we train thousands of animal owners and animal health workers around the world to mend and protect their broken bodies.
It takes time and determination. But if we learn, inspire and strengthen bonds, we can make a difference and give them a life worth living - find out more.
What we do
We make both immediate and long-term changes to transform the health and welfare of vulnerable animals. Working with communities to prevent welfare issues, training local health providers and influencing policy makers to improve welfare laws.
Who we are
Brooke started 90 years ago rescuing abandoned war horses. Today, Brooke is the world's leading equine charity. Our mission is to create a world where working horses, donkeys and mules are free from suffering and have a life worth living.
How much do you know about the role of horses in the First World War?
Christmas quiz
The challenges that working horses, donkeys and mules face this Christmas are both real and serious. However, let's take a moment to enjoy some festive fun while also learning about the problems caused by poor harnessing and how we can help prevent them.
We have a page of quizzes waiting for you if you want to find out more!
Success Stories
Our vision is of a world in which working horses, donkeys and mules are free from suffering and have a life worth living. See some of the ways we've worked with communities worldwide to create sustainable change in equine welfare.
Fatou Toure is the first certified female farrier in Senegal. What really makes Fatou happy is helping the horses from her neighbourhood.
Donate today
This Christmas, help make sure working horses, donkeys and mules are handled with care.