Be part of our fabulous kids program (6 to 12 yrs) during our Mobile Clinic Campaigns! Fluency in Kiswahili Outgoing personality Sense of fun The kids love our very interactive program on Rabies, Dog Bite Prevention, and Animal Welfare Kids during the May 18/19 Campaign in Ruiru Email or call David on +254 743 618892… Continue reading Kids education – Volunteers wanted!
Category: Volunteering
VOLUNTEERS NEEDED!
Volunteers needed urgently!!!
TNR Volunteer: KARANJA
We are so lucky to have dedicated volunteers who help socializing and healing our fosters. We asked several of them what motivates them.
Karanja, a university graduate, is up first:
Sasha: Before, during and now! A brave and gentle lady up for adoption
Sasha was found right at the doorstep of Death's Door. TNR Trust and her foster family pulled her through and she is now up for adoption.
Volunteering with TNR Trust: Kennel-hands
Kennel Hand Volunteers are essential for TNR Trust to provide a safe and secure home for our dogs at our kennels. As a volunteer, you will make a huge difference to the lives of the dogs that come into TNR Trust.
Trap, Neuter and Release: What we do
Nyeupe was hanging around a guard house in Nairobi. One of our volunteers noticed that she was walking around with a pretty nasty wound as she was apparently hit by a car.
Nyeupe is a great example on how our TNR "machine" works
TNR Volunteering: Happy House Visit
Who ever said dogs and cats do not get along??
Another wonderful “FAILED FOSTERS”
Chebet came to us through KSPCA. She was known to the KSPCA Staff as "Kadogo" (little one). She was in a large kennel with lots of other dogs and was pushed to the back by the other bigger dogs. But she called to us with a very cute "Rrrrruuuuw" (howl/bark) she produced. She quickly bonded… Continue reading Another wonderful “FAILED FOSTERS”
Sasha: back from the brink of death
Remember the story on the dog that had been tied up to a tree for days without food or water? TNR Trust stepped in and appealed to the public for funds as we had no money left for rescues. So were we able to save this dog?
TNR VOLUNTEERING: HAPPY HOUSE VISIT
TNR Trust did a house visit to check upon little Pip and found a clever dog that had learned quite a few tricks from the children of her new family!
