Please support the Jarjeer project.
All over the developing world, animals support poor families. Donkeys and mules in particular are used to carry heavy loads and toil in the fields in blistering heat.
Jarjeer Mules is a retirement home, orphanage and care centre for working equines in the foothills of the Atlas near Marrakech. We offer emergency medical care and sanctuary to the aged, disabled and abandoned donkey and mule. None of our donkeys or mules are ever tethered at Jarjeer. They enjoy real freedom for the first time in their lives! We are proud to have become a hub of kindness and compassion bringing together the local community, staff, visitors and those in need both equine and human.
Every amount donated, however small, is spent on the care of our animals at the refuge and supports our outreach work in local villages. Our current costs are £200,000 a month which includes food, building work and staff wages not to mention a huge veterinary bill!
Our donors
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Anthony Field
donated
£52
Donkey tin
EH
Eva Herzog
Thank you all for your wonderful work and the love and protection you give to these precious souls. Love, Eva
PL
Pauline Lukes
donated
£10
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Amanda Holland
donated
£20
You’re doing amazing work.
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Maisie Gay
donated
£200
I know they've been coming in thick and fast just lately, so here's a little to help. Thanks so much for all you do.
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Ellen Brown
donated
£100
The highlight of our trip to Morocco was stumbling across this place. I felt relieve visiting this place after seeing so many mistreated animals around Morocco. One thing stood out... They care! Not only for all the animals but the people they employ and the people they educate to change. Thank you for making a difference. I wish I could give more but hope to become a monthly donator soon! Keep up the amazing work!
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Ilusión Flamenca Ltd
donated
£100
Thanks very much for taking care of these poor animals on behalf of all of us. The work you do is admirable and inspiring. I am making this donation on behalf of ilusión flamenca dance school in London.
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Lisa Wilson
donated
£10/M
What amazing work you all do. I saw the pics of Kenneth from Kenitra and hope my regular donation will help a tiny bit.❤️
JD
Julie Devriendt
donated
£20/M
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Anonymous
donated
£100
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Anastasia
An amazing oasis to visit. My daughter and I loved our time there, it was informative and a comfort to know there are people out there that try to make a difference. Thank you for having us and thank you for all the work you do with the donkeys, mules and horses. Many thanks also for allowing us to release a chameleon in your grounds and return him to his natural habitat
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Donna
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Stephen Betts
donated
£20
Brilliant work helping these poor animals. Hope this donation will help you in a small way.
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anna maria angela invernizzi
Thank you for all the things you do
CD
Christina Disley
donated
£10
Thank you so much for all the amazing work you do for the animals. I love watching your updates and seeing how you care so much for the rescue animals.
CR
Claudia Ros
donated
£500
Dear Susan and Charles, thank you so much for the admirable work that you do! Hope to be able to visit again in July!
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Claire
donated
£20
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Fiona Mackeachan
donated
£30
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christine
donated
£20
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Zoe Taylor
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Anonymous
donated
£20
Love the work you are doing, God bless you ❤
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Carol Devine
donated
£10
Thank you for all you do
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fiona knox
donated
A$150
Thank you so much for caring.
ND
Natalie Doran
donated
£20
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Faye Harrison
donated
£10
For your wonderful work ❤️
TJ
Till Jaekle
donated
€50
Thank you so much for the small tour you gave us even though you had an event that day. It is impressive to see all the great Work you do first hand. Good luck and greetings from Paula & Till
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Sarah
Thank you for everything you do for the animals
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Elizabeth Russell
donated
£10/M
I have watched you for a long time . Your posts are my daily dose of happiness . I am continually humbled by your staffs dedication.
SJ
Sophia James-Sweeney
donated
£20
For the poor donkey you’ve just taken in or any other of the amazing work you do xx
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Kerry
A little something for the new arrival. Sorry I can't do more. Kerry xx