Welcome Domenica This week we were very excited by the new arrival of mule Domenica, she a beautiful mule who has come down from the mountains to spend her retirement here at Jarjeer sanctuary. She has settled in well and is even keen to help with building work. If you would like to sponsor Domenica or any of our other mules, please visit our new sponsor mules page ....
Say Hello to our new guests at Jarjeer Mules Its has been a very busy couple of months here at Jarjeer Mules, we have welcomed three new guests in the last few weeks to Jarjeer. Find out more below about our new friends. Martha Martha came to us from SPANA to retire, poor Martha never had a name before so we decided to have...
Jarjeer Mules welcome's Jules!!! We welcome our latest arrival to Jarjeer Villa, Jules. Jules was originally called Jewels as we thought he was a she, however we quickly learned he was a boy and changed his name to Jules to suit him. Poor Jules came to us under very sad circumstances, he was very poorly with very sore eyes and sadly we learned he was...
Welcome Alice and Henri!!! Jarjeer Mules welcomed two new arrivals in March, Alice and Henri. Alice Alice was rescued after coming to the end of her working life. She was saved from abandonment and possible slaughter. Poor Alice hasn't had it easy, she was apparently falling over when her owner tried to work her. She has scars from years of wearing a heavy saddle. Alice is...
Our Work at Jarjeer Mules Every year we get many visitors to Jarjeer Mules in Morocco, everyone loves meeting our rescued mules and donkeys. The sanctuary is located in Jarjeer set in 6 hectares of land in the foothills of the high Atlas. The Jarjeer project was developed by Charles Hantom and Susan Machin who have developed close links with the village of Oumnas and...
Welcome to Jarjeer Mules This is our new blog where we will be uploading news, photos, videos and posts about our rescued Moroccan donkeys and mules. In Morocco, donkeys are not registered with the government and have regular health checks like horses do, and so the work of Jarjeer Mules is more important than ever to ensure that these beautiful and gentle animals...
