16.05.2026
EMERGENCY RESCUE IN TUBIZE: 31-YEAR-OLD MARE LAURA BACK ON HER FEET
ADT teams were called to Tubize to assist Laura, a 31-year-old mare who was unable to stand up. Thanks to a rapid intervention carried out in close collaboration with the veterinarian on site, Laura was safely helped back onto her feet. Today, she is doing well.
15.05.2026
RESCUE OF A HERON IN DISTRESS
ADT teams intervened to rescue an injured heron that had taken refuge on a waterway. Suffering from a broken wing, the bird was safely secured before being transferred to the CREAVES wildlife rescue centre in Perwez, where it will receive the specialised care it needs.
14.05.2026
DUCKLINGS IN DISTRESS RESCUED
Several ducklings trapped in a hole were rescued by ADT teams after walkers alerted the organisation. Some of the young birds were already showing signs of hypothermia and were taken into care before being transferred to the CREAVES wildlife rescue centre in Ransart for specialised treatment.
13.05.2026
OFFICIAL SIGNING OF AN AGREEMENT BETWEEN ADT AND THE GOVERNOR OF WALLOON BRABANT
ADT is continuing to develop its institutional partnerships in Belgium. After the provinces of Namur and Luxembourg, a new cooperation agreement has now been officially signed with Gilles Mahieu, Governor of Walloon Brabant. The agreement aims to strengthen the coordination of interventions involving animals during emergencies, crises or disasters.
20.03.2026
RESCUE IN NIVELLES: INJURED STORK SAVED ALONG A MAJOR ROAD
After being reported injured by the roadside in Nivelles, a stork suffering from a wing fracture was rescued by ADT teams. Thanks to a rapid intervention and the support of the police in securing the area, the bird was stabilised and transferred to Birds Bay to receive the care it needs.
19.03.2026
INTERVENTION IN JAMAGNE: ROAMING PIG SAFELY RESCUED NEAR A ROAD AND RAILWAY LINE
After several reports from local residents, a roaming pig was spotted in Jamagne in a particularly hazardous area, close to both a busy road and a railway line. At the request of the Dinaphi Fire Department, the police and the City of Philippeville, ADT intervened to secure the animal and eliminate the risk.