Donkey Sanctuary Overseas Travel Grants
In this section you can find out more about the Donkey Sanctuary Overseas Travel Grants
The aim of The Donkey Sanctuary is to prevent the suffering of donkeys worldwide through the provision of
- high quality professional advice
- training
- support on donkey welfare
Overseas, teams of staff are helping literally hundreds more donkeys every day, by providing free veterinary treatment and giving practical advice to the owners who are dependent on their animals
The Donkey Sanctuary travel scholarship scheme awards grants to cover travel and subsistence expenses for veterinary undergraduates visiting a project site in Mexico, Ethiopia, Egypt, Kenya or India.
2012 grants
Information on the next round of grants will be available from October.
Previous recipients
- 2010 – Kate Milner (Bristol) for work in Kenya
- 2009 - Lisa Lin (Glasgow) for work in Ethiopia
- 2008 - Anna Borlase (Bristol) and Ellie Milnes (Cambridge) for work in Mexico and Egypt respectively
- 2007 - Lucy Meehan (Liverpool) & Lidewij Wiersma (Bristol) for work in Ethiopia
- 2006 - Annabel Duncan (Glasgow) for work in Ethiopia
- 2006 - Ben Mottershead (Bristol) for work in Egypt
More information
To apply for the grants and for further information about the type of work that you may undertake, please contact Angie Garner, Assistant to Head of Veterinary Services (Overseas) at The Donkey Sanctuary: angie.garner@thedonkeysanctuary.com