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Donkey owners in Ilbisil town, Kajiado County have expressed their fears following the rise in cases of donkey theft and illegal slaughter in the region. According to reports, the culprits are only interested in the animals' hides and some body parts.
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ILLEGAL DONKEY SLAUGHTER: Cases of missing donkeys on the rise in Ilbisil town
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