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Our Trustee Pauhla has had recent success with hosting an Open Day at her farm in Gloucestershire (where she raised £170), has featured on the Countrywise TV program as a ‘Local Hero’, and to top it off she’s just had a starring role on BBC Radio Gloustershire where she gets to talk a little bit about us! Listen to Pauhla Whitaker on the Steve Kitchen show (note: iPlayer opens up in a new window. The interview begins 5 minutes into the show and continues for 30 minutes) Welcome to the fourth newsletter from the Tree of Life for AnimalsOur Project Raja Volunteer Scheme is going from strength to strength and the month of April saw us welcome our first group volunteers. A lucky handful of Animal Management students from Chichester College got the chance to come and see what we do - and got some hands on practical experience. They all had a wonderful time and learned a lot during their time. They also had their encounter published in the college magazine.
Animal Management students from Chichester College visit TOLFA April 2009 Continue reading Our Latest Volunteers - Chichester College Students We’ve been selected to be included in the first edition of a new publication, Inspired Times. At a time when change and uncertainty dominate the media, Inspired Times aims to publish the flip side of the coin… the inspirational side of life.
On Sunday 7th June there’s a rather splendid event taking place called Open Farm Sunday. This is happening across the UK to get more people visiting our fantastic farms.  Open Farm Sunday on 7th June 2009 An Epic Desert RideCaitriona raised £550 completing a horse ride across the Rajasthani desert. She donated it to us so it can be put to good use when we set up our Community Animal Healthcare Worker scheme as part of our future Rural Development plan.
Caitriona and Chandra Our Neutering Project requires certain equipment and supplies. As the number of dogs we operate on increases, the wear and tear on them becomes apparent. Do you work in a Veterinary Practice?Or maybe you have a Veterinary Practice near to you that you can ask on our behalf? In the far west of Rajasthan, lies the small town of Jaisalmer. Described as a giant sandcastle rising out of the desert, Jaisalmer was once an important town situated on the camel train route between Indian and Central Asia. Its imposing fort, intricate havelis and narrow winding streets, pull in the tourists from far and wide.
The imposing Jaisalmer fort In the past 4 weeks our supporters have had a busy time online, getting lots of fundraising pages set up to help raise money for us. JustGiving is the perfect medium for telling the world about what you are doing and who you are doing it for - with a little help from us of course! Read on to find out who’s working hard to help us continue rescuing, neutering, vaccinating and treating all the animals that come our way.
An assortment of the dogs we are helping Vishnu was working for the local municipality in Pushkar driving a refuse collecting tractor. He often called Kamlesh Katri, our Pushkar based trustee, with details of animals needing rescue and care - Kamlesh realised he was just the man to be based in Pushkar for a permanent job liaising to do on the spot treatments for injured animals.
Vishnu and his sponsor, Kamlesh |
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