VOICED: West Bank donkeys find Safe Haven in war zone

The video introduces a sanctuary in the Holy Land that serves as a retirement home for donkeys and horses, many of which were abandoned or mistreated. Lucy, the owner, has been managing the sanctuary for 20 years. The sanctuary also hosts a free field clinic twice a month, attracting many from the region. It serves as a model of coexistence, with Palestinian and Israeli activists working together for animal welfare. The sanctuary exemplifies successful cooperation and offers lessons in peaceful coexistence.

What motivated Lucy to start the Safe Haven for Donkeys?

• A family tradition

• Witnessing animal mistreatment

• A love for animals

• A government initiative

What tragic event involved a donkey at the sanctuary?

• It fell ill and died

• It was used in a militant attack

• It was stolen by poachers

• It was lost in a storm

How often does the sanctuary open its doors for free field clinics?

• Once a week

• Twice a month

• Once a month

• Every day

What is the sanctuary's approach to treating animals?

• Prioritizing local animals

• Treating all animals equally

• Focusing on rare species

• Only treating donkeys

Who collaborates at the sanctuary for the welfare of the animals?

• International volunteers

• Government officials

• Local farmers

• Palestinian and Israeli activists