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The Museums of Kenya, in collaboration with Wajir Livestock Training Institute have come up with an innovative and ethical solution in form of a dummy donkey formed using taxidermy process that will aid in offering educational experiences to veterinary students in Wajir County.
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National Museums of Kenya makes a dummy donkey using taxidermy
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