Utunzi Africa

Utunzi Africa At Utunzi Africa, we place animal welfare at the center of sustainable development in Kenya.

We work with farmers, companies and communities to promote humane farming practices, advance cage-free commitments and strengthen animal welfare standards.

Forward we march!Rabies is one of the world’s most terrifying zoonotic diseases. Once clinical symptoms appear, its fata...
29/09/2026

Forward we march!

Rabies is one of the world’s most terrifying zoonotic diseases. Once clinical symptoms appear, its fatality rate is almost 100%. It claims tens of thousands of precious human lives every year, predominantly in vulnerable and remote communities where resources are scarce.

Yet, despite its deadly nature, rabies is entirely 100% preventable. To mark World Rabies Day 2026, Utunzi Africa joined other stakeholders in Mogotio, Baringo County to vaccinate donkeys, dogs & cats and sensitize the community on rabies. Kenya targets to achieve a zero fatality rate in rabies cases by Vision 2030 and every vaccination is a step towards an achievable goal.

Many thanks to all stakeholders and our partners Working Animals International for making this possible.

WORLD RABIES DAY 2026 – MOGOTIO, BARINGO COUNTYIn partnership with Working Animals International and Baringo County Gove...
26/09/2026

WORLD RABIES DAY 2026 – MOGOTIO, BARINGO COUNTY

In partnership with Working Animals International and Baringo County Government, Utunzi Africa is marking World Rabies Day in Mogotio, Baringo County, bringing together donkey and dog owners to promote responsible animal care, rabies prevention and healthier communities.

We invite all donkey, dog and cat owners in Mogotio and surrounding areas to show up and take part in this important community event.

Join us as we raise awareness, protect our animals and work together towards a rabies-free community.

Join Utunzi Africa at Maseno University as we celebrate World Egg Day 2026 highlighting the importance of eggs in nutrit...
23/09/2026

Join Utunzi Africa at Maseno University as we celebrate World Egg Day 2026 highlighting the importance of eggs in nutrition, livelihoods and sustainable food systems.

The theme for this year’s World Egg Day is “Protein that powers and protects”.

See you there!!🚀

21/09/2026

When resource scarcity triggers human conflict, animals are never just bystander casualties; they are often the very center of the crisis.

In the ASAL regions of Kenya, particularly along the West Pokot and Turkana borders, recurring intercommunal conflicts have historically been driven by climate-induced droughts, dwindling pasture and water scarcity. Under extreme environmental stress, cattle rustling and raids escalate, turning livestock, the sole lifeline of these pastoralist communities, into focal points of violence.

This International Day of Peace, as the UN calls on the world to “Invest in Peace,” we must remember that building stable societies requires protecting the animals that sustain them.

Let us choose cooperation over conflict. Let us invest in peace for all.

Not sure how to spot a cage-free egg on a Kenyan supermarket shelf?Look for clear cage-free labelling, ask your local su...
18/09/2026

Not sure how to spot a cage-free egg on a Kenyan supermarket shelf?

Look for clear cage-free labelling, ask your local supplier directly and remember - every cage-free carton you choose adds a small but real push for the whole industry to shift.

What happens when farmers refuse to let limited resources limit their imagination?This homemade chicken hatcher in Barin...
14/09/2026

What happens when farmers refuse to let limited resources limit their imagination?

This homemade chicken hatcher in Baringo County is a reminder of the creativity and resilience within Africa’s farming communities.

At Utunzi Africa, we believe in championing creativity that empower farmers, promote animal welfare and build a more sustainable future for agriculture.

Taking CASHA from training to the ground.The Utunzi team recently visited CASHA participants to see how the programme is...
08/09/2026

Taking CASHA from training to the ground.

The Utunzi team recently visited CASHA participants to see how the programme is translating into action at community level.

These engagements are an important part of understanding what participants are learning, the opportunities they are pursuing and the changes they are beginning to make within their households and communities.

Utunzi Africa New Programmatic Area: Fish WelfareLast Friday, Utunzi Africa spent the day visiting fish cage farms on La...
04/09/2026

Utunzi Africa New Programmatic Area: Fish Welfare

Last Friday, Utunzi Africa spent the day visiting fish cage farms on Lake Victoria and engaging with local stakeholders to learn more about fish welfare in Lake Victoria basin area.

Kenya’s aquaculture sector is growing rapidly, bringing new opportunities for food security & livelihoods and raising important questions about the welfare of farmed fish.

We’re beginning to explore what fish welfare looks like in Kenya, what we know, and how we can best support the welfare of farmed fish in Kenya.

This is the start of something new at Utunzi Africa.

More to come.

Standing with Working Animals in Times of DroughtWe continue to strengthen our efforts to mitigate the devastating effec...
02/09/2026

Standing with Working Animals in Times of Drought

We continue to strengthen our efforts to mitigate the devastating effects of drought through our Multi-County Drought Intervention Project.

Yesterday, in Kapua, Kalokol Ward, Turkana County, we worked alongside the Turkana County Government and other stakeholders to provide critical veterinary services to approximately 100 donkeys.

The intervention included feed distribution,vaccination, deworming, treatment, and general veterinary care, helping protect these hardworking animals whose health and wellbeing are closely linked to the livelihoods of the communities that depend on them.

In times of crisis, no animal should be left behind.

Together, we can build more resilient communities while ensuring the welfare of the animals that serve them.

Utunzi Africa is participating in Turkana County animal welfare campaign We are proud to participate in the Turkana Coun...
31/08/2026

Utunzi Africa is participating in Turkana County animal welfare campaign

We are proud to participate in the Turkana County Animal Welfare Campaign, themed “Kick Rabies & Hydatidosis Diseases Out of Turkana County.”

Join us from 1st–3rd September as we work to improve animal welfare, public health and community wellbeing through:

🐕 Dog and cat population control through spaying and neutering
💉 Dog and cat vaccination against rabies
🐴 Donkey welfare promotion and treatment
🌳 Tree planting and school mentorship

We remain committed to advancing animal welfare and One Health through community engagement, responsible animal care, and collaborative action.

Together, let’s Kick Rabies & Hydatidosis Diseases Out of Turkana County!

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