In which area does SPANA primarily provide its services?

SPANA, which stands for the Society for the Protection of Animals Abroad, primarily focuses on the welfare of working animals. These are animals that assist humans in carrying out various tasks, particularly in developing regions where they play crucial roles in agriculture, transportation, and other labor-intensive activities. SPANA's services include veterinary care, education on best practices for animal care, and support for communities that rely on these animals for their livelihoods.

By providing services specifically tailored to the needs of working animals, SPANA addresses both animal welfare and the socioeconomic needs of the communities that depend on these animals. This focus enhances the quality of life for the animals, thereby indirectly improving the lives of the people who rely on them.