International equine welfare charity Brooke have revealed that Scottish singer-songwriter Sandi Thom will take up a new role as music ambassador for the charity.Sandis new role will be marked by an exclusive event at the Royal College of Physicians in Edinburgh on Wednesday 3 June.At the event, Sandi will perform an intimate acoustic set centred on compassion, connection and hope, reflecting the themes she will champion in her new ambassadorial role and Brookes work to improve the lives of working animals through partnership and care. The partnership marks a new chapter for both Brooke and Sandi and coincides with the 20th anniversary of her breakthrough single, I Wish I Was a Punk Rocker, which will be re-released in 2026. Strong commitment to animal welfareMusic has always been about connection for me, and this partnership with Brooke is rooted in compassion, kindness and giving a voice to those who cannot speak for themselves, said Sandi.Animals have been a huge part of my life and Ive always believed we have a responsibility to treat them with compassion and respect. Brookes work is truly inspiring and Im incredibly proud to support the vital work they do around the world. Sandiscommitment to animal welfare began in childhood through horse ownership and has continued throughout her life. In her new ambassadorial role, she will champion compassionate treatment and ethical practice for working animals. Her long-standing support for animal welfare, including running a dog rescue centre inBahrain, aligns closely with Brookes values of kindness,respectand community empowerment.Passionate advocateWe are delighted to partner with Sandi Thom. She is not only a celebrated artist, but also a passionate advocate for animal welfare whose values closely reflect Brookes mission to improve the lives of horses, donkeys and mules around the world, said Chris Wainwright, Chief Executive of Brooke.Music has such a galvanising and unifying power, and the storytelling power of song has a prominent place within many of the communities we support. With Sandis invaluable help, we hope to reach more people to share the stories of the animals and people we work with and how lives can be improved with compassion and care.Image Christie Goodwin.More from Your HorseHow to get a horse fitHow to ride a horse so that they burn more caloriesHow to body condition scoreWhy isnt my horse losing weight?All about sugar in your horses dietThe post Brooke announce Scottish singer as music ambassador for the charity appeared first on Your Horse.