Read the latest news and views about our work around the world.
Brooke Newsletter | Publications and policies | Key facts about Brooke | Media enquiries
Brooke’s Global Farriery Advisor Angus Wiseman was recently joined by Robin May of the Worshipful Company of Farriers on a trip to Senegal, where Brooke West Africa has been training and mentoring farriers as part of the Global Farriery Project.
Almost 800,000 livestock have been killed, many of them likely to be working horses, donkeys and mules.
The Action for Animal Health coalition, of which Brooke is a member, recently made a fresh call to the World Health Organisation’s Intergovernmental Negotiating Body (WHO INB) to ensure that the latest draft of the pandemic treaty includes more provisions to prevent the spillover of infectious diseases from animals to people.
Brooke Latin America and Caribbean's Ariel Morales marks International Coffee Day by exploring the role that working equines play in ensuring coffee makes it into our mugs.
Brooke Senior External Affairs Advisor Anna Marry urges the government to commit to working with civil society on issues impacting global animal health and welfare.
Brooke Pakistan's Naeem Abbas discusses the devastating impact of the recent floods in Pakistan and the threat of climate change.
Brooke has launched an emergency appeal which aims to raise funds to help care for wounded, starving or sick horses, donkeys and mules, as well as the communities they support, following widespread flooding in Pakistan.
Brooke's Chief Executive Chris Wainwright expresses his condolences on behalf of Brooke
The slaughter and export of donkeys has been banned in Ivory Coast following an announcement by the government on Wednesday 13 July.
Working equids make a crucial contribution to communities and economies around the world. Unfortunately, they are often overlooked and excluded from plans, negatively impacting their welfare and that of the people who depend on them.
