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Right now, donkeys and bulls across India are trapped in lives of backbreaking labor. At brick kilns and sugar mills, these gentle animals are treated like machines—forced to haul crushing loads under the blazing sun, denied food and water, and beaten when they falter.

The PETA-supported team at Animal Rahat is working to end this cruelty by replacing animals with trailers and trucks and retiring them to peaceful sanctuaries.

Please give generously to PETA’s projects supporting Animal Rahat to help bring relief to more neglected and abused animals.

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