The Gambia Horse and Donkey Trust

SPONSOR A HORSE OR DONKEY

The Gambia Horse and Donkey Trust

Why Sponsor a Horse or Donkey?

By sponsoring one of our horses or donkeys for one year, you will be helping toward the running costs of our charity, (The Gambia Horse and Donkey Trust).

How much does it cost?

The sponsorship fee is £20 per year and you will receive a Sponsor Certificate, details of the horse or donkey you decide to sponsor, together with a newsletter of the animals progress and an updated picture three times a year.

How do I sponsor?

You may sponsor a horse or donkey either online or via the post.

Can I arrange a gift sponsorship?

Yes, if your sponsorship is for a gift, please indicate who the gift is for, the occasion, and the recipients name and postal details.

If you have any questions or queries about sponsoring a horse or donkey, please contact:

Sue Adams
23 Davis Court
Marlborough Road
St Albans AL1 3XU
Tel. (44) (0)1727 838585

Email: Sue Adams


ONLINE SPONSORING: If you would like to sponsor one of the animals by credit/debit card click here. For direct debit click here. Then email Sue Adams with your name, postal details and the name of the animal you have chosen.

If you are donating on behalf of someone else, please provide their name, postal details and the occasion e.g. birthday, anniversary etc, so that we can send the appropriate sponsorship certificate.

Tallah
Tallah shown with broken leg, and after treatment

TALLAH

Tallah was brought to our centre with a very badly broken leg. The Trustees made the decision to purchase him, in order to avoid the problems that were felt to be inevitable if he was returned home. Tallah has grown into a very powerful and good looking little stallion and we hope he will be able to do light duties for the Trust as a demonstration horse.

If you would like to sponsor Tallah by post click here.

 
Mr N'Jie
Mr. N'Jie on arrival and eight weeks later
MR. N'JIE

Mr. N'Jie was one of 7 horses who were 'gifted' to the Trust in appalling condition. The future was beginning to look bleak for him. Approximately a year after he came to the trust, the GHDT received a donation of Aloe Vera Gel from Forever Living Products. The transformation in the horse was little short of miraculous and within eight weeks he looked completely different. He is a quiet introverted little character and is very fond of his groom.

If you would like to sponsor Mr. N'Jie by post click here.

 
Elliot
Elliot
ELLIOT

Elliot was one of seven horses 'gifted' to the Trust in appalling condition. He is young and strong and made a good and uneventful recovery. He's a good looking horse and received training from our British manageress. He had been used to pulling a cart, and has done some draught work and some farm work for us. We are hoping that he will pull a small carriage for visitors to the centre.

If you would like to sponsor Elliot by post click here.

 
Rhona
Rhona at the GHDT and previously with her wounds
RHONA

Rhona is a film star and appeared in a documentary made by BBC Scotland. She was brought to one of our village clinics and had been very badly beaten. She was also suffering from appalling harness wounds to her shoulders and was in a very sorry state.

Rhona made an excellent recovery and is destined to become our demonstration donkey.

If you would like to sponsor Rhona by post click here.

 
Chas
Chas
CHAS

Chas is Rhona's foal and was purchased, with his mother, at the village market in poor condition. He was also featured in the documentary made by BBC Scotland and was named Chas after the cameraman.

If you would like to sponsor Chas by post click here.

 

Maxine
Maxine

MAXINE

If you would like to sponsor Maxine by post click here.

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