National Volunteer Week is an annual celebration observed in many countries, to promote and show appreciation for volunteerism and volunteering.
TNR Trust welcomes volunteers to help in the following areas:
ANIMAL RELATED AREAS
1. Kennel Hand Volunteer (walking, training, socializing, etc with dogs at foster homes)
2. Fund raising
3. Fostering of various animals (when needed) for DOGS and CATS
4. When necessary, going to places to help with animals in distress
OTHER AREAS
5. Event organization and assistance (URGENT)
6. Help in designing an education hub to accompany the mobile clinic (URGENT)
7. Building a volunteer base/networking
If you are interested in volunteering as KENNEL HAND VOLUNTEER or FOSTER HOME, please refer to the flyers in the links above.
If you are interested in any of the other areas, please contact us through the form which you can find on the CONTACT page or send an email with your preferred areas to admin@tnrtrust.org .
We look forward to hearing from you!
Below are some images of our volunteers “in action”. We appreciate every single one of these wonderful human beings for making a difference!
TNR presence at Braeburn Family Fun Day
Puppy play and socializing
TNR Volunteers visiting dogs in vet care
The Lovely Lady Edie, who organized Cantana Tequila event
TNR Trustee Carla handing over Blackie’s vaccination certificate to Lucy
A TNR Volunteer managed to lure Kira with some nice treats
Some basic obedience training
Local dog enthusiast led TNR Trust to the Farm where Katie and her pups had taken refuge
A volunteer taking a dog for grooming
Pups socializing at their foster home with Tiga (owned by foster parent)
Training the adoptable dogs in basic obedience
3 foster pups getting some good training
Networking at TNR Event at StarFire Lounge
Our talented volunteers Jo and Amanda making surgical drapes
Doing photo shoots of TNR Dogs is not always that easy for our photography volunteers
Snuffle mat made by a TNR volunteer to entertain a dog with leg fracture
Selling Merchandise at Bizarre Bazaar
TNR dog Pinda selling raffle tickets at Bizarre Bazaar
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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