12.12.2023
Rescue of 3 billy goats abandoned by their sick owner.
The dedicated ADT - Animal Disaster Team responded to an urgent call to rescue three billy goats that had been neglected by a sick person living alone in La Louvière.
These poor animals had endured over a week without being fed, a direct consequence of their owner's failing health. Wandering into the neighbor's garden, they attracted the attention of kind souls who immediately alerted the appropriate services.
These poor animals had endured over a week without being fed, a direct consequence of their owner's failing health. Wandering into the neighbor's garden, they attracted the attention of kind souls who immediately alerted the appropriate services.
12.12.2023
Urgent rescue of 380 animals.
In a poignant emergency operation, the Animal Disaster Team intervened in collaboration with Help Animals to rescue 380 animals, including 3 emus, in Rotselaar. The scene on site reveals a harrowing picture: over 350 barnyard animals, living in inhuman conditions, the ground strewn with excrement and mud.
12.12.2023
Rescue missions in support of shelters.
The Animal Disaster Team's unwavering commitment to animal welfare was recently highlighted by a life-saving intervention in support of shelters. From Malonne to Mouscron, the team mobilized to rescue dogs from illegal breeding and roosters abandoned in deplorable conditions.
12.12.2023
Rescue of a deer hit by a vehicle.
When an emergency arises, the Animal Disaster Team is ready to intervene. In a recent rescue operation, the dedicated ADT team mobilized to save a deer that had collided with a motorist.
16.10.2023
First animal rescue unit for disasters officially launched in Belgium
The Animal Disaster Team (ADT) was officially launched on Tuesday, October 3, on the eve of World Animal Day. This newly founded emergency rescue team is dedicated to aiding animals in distress during natural, industrial or human-caused disasters. The inauguration ceremony was held in Gembloux and was attended by Flemish Animal Welfare Minister Ben Weyts and representatives from the office of Walloon Animal Welfare Minister Céline Tellier.