We need your support to equip The Gongo Centre with the lifesaving veterinary equipment that will allow us to save more lives, train more vets and make a bigger difference, faster.

When you sponsor a facility at The Gongo Centre, a personalised photo-plaque with the wording and layout of your choice will be put in place to commemorate your gift, forever.

Rescued from the streets of Keratu by a kindly tourist, wheelchair dog Zabron’s life changed forever when he arrived at Mbwa Wa Africa.

Tumaini’s name means ‘hope’: brought to Mbwa Wa Africa in a coma following a brutal attack, she finally woke up. Despite lasting brain damage, she now enjoys life with her fellow wheelchair dogs.

Our first resident goat Saija surprised everyone by giving birth to a lovely pair of twins when she arrived at Mbwa Wa Africa!

Three-legged Schnu has found her place as the proud leader of the older group of rescue dogs at Mbwa Wa Africa.

Lemmi doesn’t let his lack of eyesight hold him back from enjoying life to the full at Mbwa Wa Africa!

Sky gets around on his front legs only: he may never make a good mouser, but he loves having a fuss made of him!

Wheelchair dog Mowgli lost his back legs and tail following a baboon attack, when he was a tiny puppy.

Wheelchair dog Silla came to the Animal Rescue as a six-week-old pup whose stiff back legs wouldn’t move.

Ajabu’s name means ‘miracle’ in Kiswahili, and this wheelchair dog’s story of survival is indeed a miracle!