Volunteering with TNR

TNR Trust welcomes volunteers to help in the following areas:

1. Fund raising
2. Fostering of various animals- when needed
3. Socializing/training foster animals (requires one to go to the foster home)
4. Building a volunteer base/making contacts for that
5. When necessary, going to places to help with animals in distress
6. Helping us at events.
You are most welcome to choose which area you might want to assist with.
If you are interested, please contact us through the form which you can find on the CONTACT page.
 We look forward to hearing from you!
Below are some images of our volunteers “in action” !
More information on how to become a volunteer, click HERE
Bizarre Bazaar 2016 : merchandise and kids' games
Bizarre Bazaar 2016 : merchandise and kids’ games
Shaggy Dog Show 2016: "Get Chained" awareness program
Shaggy Dog Show 2016: “Get Chained” awareness program
Shaggy Dog Show 2016: "Get Chained" awareness program
Shaggy Dog Show 2016: “Get Chained” awareness program
Out on Call after being contacted to rescue an emaciated mother and pups
Out on Call after being contacted to rescue an emaciated mother and pups
Happy dog! Volunteer visiting the rescued dogs being treated at the vet
Happy dog! Volunteer visiting the rescued dogs being treated at the vet
A volunteer taking a dog for grooming
A volunteer taking a dog for grooming
A volunteer took this dog for a little agility training experience
A volunteer took this dog for a little agility training experience
Doing house visits at homes where dogs have been adopted from TNR Trust is also important
Doing house visits at homes where dogs have been adopted from TNR Trust is also important
The child of one of our volunteers also became involved with socializing - a way for puppies/dogs to get used to humans
The child of one of our volunteers also became involved with socializing – a way for puppies/dogs to get used to humans
Some basic obedience training
Some basic obedience training
Taking the adoptable dogs for walks
Taking the adoptable dogs for walks
Puppy Play Time
Puppy Play Time

More information on how to become a volunteer, click HERE

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TNR Trust

TNR stands for Trap, Neuter and Release. Our Motto is "Community Health through Animal Welfare" which we aim to achieve by vaccinating against Rabies, educating on Rabies Awareness and spay/neuter to maintain a manageable dog/cat population in and around Nairobi.

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