As violence continues across the West Bank, more and more animals are left injured, sick or abandoned, with little or no access to veterinary care.
Every month, our team treats around 100 animals that would otherwise have nowhere to turn.
The Animal Heroes Emergency Clinic in Jenin
Since March 2025, we have been running a free emergency veterinary clinic in Jenin, one of the most dangerous areas in the West Bank.
Our colleague Mohammad, a fifth-year veterinary student, provides urgent medical care to sick and injured animals and helps carry out sterilisations. He works under the supervision of Dr. Joyce Hofman and her veterinary team in Amsterdam.
Together with Bethlehem University, we also teach children about animal welfare.
Beyond Jenin, we work closely with local animal rescuer Diana Babish, who runs the only registered shelter for dogs and cats in the area, and with partner clinics to provide veterinary care to animals across the West Bank.
Every euro makes a difference
On average, veterinary treatment costs €60 per animal.
Our veterinary team works entirely voluntarily, but we still need to pay for medicines, food, medical supplies and sterilisations. Our partner clinics also offer us their lowest possible rates.
With your support, we can keep our clinic running and continue helping animals that have no one else to turn to.
Every donation, big or small, helps us save lives.
