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This is carried out within forums, each specialising in a type of animal where users can pose their questions to a qualified vet and they can also chat and share tips and advice with other animal owners. We aim to provide a veterinary response to questions within 2 normal working days.

Please be aware that this web site may not be monitored every day

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I continue to be amazed by the work being done by the Safe Haven for Donkeys in the Holy Land. I regret that personal circumstances have not allowed me tio get back to The Safwe Haven. Please continue to help them in any way you can. I can assure you that any donations are used responsibly and efficiently by this amazing charity.

Please follow the link to the web site (www.safehaven4donkeys.org ) and if you have any suggestions of any ways to support the work we do please let me know through the general chat section of this siite.

I regret I shall be computerless for a couple of days or so from 24/02/09. For potentially urgent situations 1 Call Advice Direct Vet telephone 0906 11 11 999 (average call duration 4.24 mins charged at £1.50/minute from BT landline. Some networks charge more ) is available to help you decide how critical unexpected or accidental changes in an animal’s health are.

Instant access 24 hours a day 7 days a week to advice from an experienced veterinary surgeon is available on 0906 11 11 999. Calls are charged at £1.50/minute from a BT landline. Charges from mobiles and other networks may vary. Callers must be 18 or over and calling with the consent of the bill payer.

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Safe Haven for Donkeys in the Holy Land Founded by Lucy Fensom, Safe Haven For Donkeys In The Holy Land (SHADH) is a UK-registered charity of dedicated people who are devoted to achieving a common goal; to provide help for the donkeys of Israel, to improve their status and promote their welfare through education. Based at Moshav Gan Yoshiyya, near the towns of Netanya and Hadera in Israel. SHADH offers a new concept in the protection and welfare of donkeys and mules in Israel and the Palestinian Territories, with a structure managed on the strength of charity registration in the UK, and registered in Israel as a foreign charity. This Safe Haven for donkeys relies entirely on donations to continue this work.