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Last year’s prolonged drought hit Mngwangwa hard. As conditions worsened across Malawi, leading to a national disaster declaration in November 2025, working donkeys in this peri-urban community were left without safe water or adequate feed. Shallow ditches, used for washing and increasingly dried up, became the only water option, while depleted pastures left animals with […]

Three months ago, Khuda the donkey was found in a weakened state, with visible skin problems. Its body condition was poor, with clear signs of malnutrition; prominent bones, a rough and patchy coat, and areas of hair loss likely linked to a skin disease. Our team worked closely with the owner to improve the donkey’s

During a recent field visit in Mitundu-Lilongwe, the Lilongwe Society for the Protection and Care of Animals (LSPCA), with support from Animal Aid Abroad, spent time working closely with donkey owners in the community on the production of welfare-friendly harnesses for their donkeys. For many families, donkeys are not just animals; they are a vital

As part of our ongoing commitment to improving the welfare of working animals, our team recently conducted a community donkey clinic in Mpingu Lilongwe. This activity was successful with generous support from our partner organization the Animal Aid Abroad. The visit came at a crucial time, as the farming season draws near and many donkeys

We are excited thrilled to welcome Animal Aid Abroad as a new partner supporting LSPCA’s mission to improve animal welfare in Malawi. Their generous sponsorship comes at a critical time, enabling us to resume and strengthen our dedicated efforts to improve the welfare of working donkeys in rural communities. Thanks to this support, we are

In a concerted effort to tackle the persistent threat of rabies, stakeholders gathered in Lilongwe to review and extend the existing National Rabies Strategy, fostering collaboration among diverse sectors including veterinary laboratories, public health institutes, and educational bodies. The meeting commenced with a passionate address by the Director of Department of Animal Health and Livestock

In response to the growing public concerns regarding poor welfare and handling of security dogs in Lilongwe City, the Lilongwe Society for the Protection and Care of Animals (LSPCA) has partnered with the Society for the Protection of Animals Abroad (SPANA) and the Department of Animal Health and Livestock Development (DAHLD) to implement a collaborative

In a momentous event that highlights dedication and global collaboration, our distinguished project partner, Welttierschutz-gesellschaft e.V (WTG-Germany), crossed continents from Germany to Malawi to witness the transformative impact of our Rabies Surveillance and Vaccination Project. This journey is more than a visit; it’s a testament to the power of partnerships that transcend borders and a

Recently, we had the absolute pleasure of hosting a group of enthusiastic young students from Bishop Mackenzie International High School! These bright minds spent some time at our veterinary hospital, exploring the wonderful world of animal care and veterinary medicine. Our dedicated team showed them the ins and outs of our daily work, from the

On 4 October, World Animal Day, eighty-six animals in Lilongwe have received free veterinary services courtesy of the Lilongwe Society for the Protection and Care for Animals (LSPCA) as part of World Animal Day celebrations. World Animal Day is celebrated worldwide to raise awareness about improving the welfare standards of animals across the globe. The