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Partnership

Partnership

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We are always keen to develop new partnerships with equine welfare organisations globally.

We can support organisations that have identified opportunities to improve equine welfare by providing access to expert, veterinarian support. Our volunteers can provide various support from clinical treatment to educational programmes.

We will provide veterinary expertise by recruiting and arranging for veterinary professionals to support the project.

We will be responsible for recruiting the volunteers and we will cover their expenses to travel to the destination where the project is taking place including basic subsistence and accommodation costs.

The veterinary professionals taking part are volunteers and dedicate their time free of charge. All BEVA Trust volunteers are members of BEVA.

We can partner with organisations where their project meets the following criteria:

The project meets an existing need for veterinary support to a welfare organisation and will deliver meaningful, positive impact to horse welfare, either directly or indirectly
The project appeals sufficiently to generate interest from veterinary volunteers
The volunteers travelling to the project will be safe
The project has the potential to create positive public relations for all stakeholders
The project will deliver a good rate of return on the financial, administrative and volunteer support inputted. The project should also be low cost to run and deliver.

If you would like to discuss partnering with the BEVA Trust please contact us.

Gambia Horse and Donkey Trust volunteering experience

Gambia Horse and Donkey Trust volunteering experience

Find Out About Our Recent Projects

After each project our volunteers provide a project report sharing their experiences, what they gained from the experience and how it contributed to our mission of improving equine welfare globally.

Volunteer stories

BEVA Trust volunteers set off to The Gambia to provide veterinary support to the Gambian Horse and Donkey Trust

Andrew Harrison and Luise Harrison have set off to The Gambia to provide veterinary support to the Gambian Horse and Donkey Trust. Here's an insight into their preparations.Ah well, we’re off. We’ve left TCEH and Upton upon Severn trying to recover from Storm Dennis last weekend, when we were both on call. It was fairly busy in terms of number of calls ( and a C section on a TB mare in the middle of Saturday night) made more difficult by having to circumvent flooded roads. We’ve left Lucy, our 1

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Paul Martynski shares his experience of working at The Gambia Horse and Donkey Trust with the BEVA Trust

In December Joana Bourbon, Jessica May and Paul Martynski spent two weeks in the Gambia and Paul Martynski shares his experience of working at The Gambia Horse and Donkey Trust.I have never done any charity work (I am ashamed to say), and I have never ventured south of the African Sahara; so two weeks working on behalf of the BEVA Trust in the smallest mainland country in Africa, was always going to be an interesting, if not at least enlightening trip.At the beginning of December 2019, myself an

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BEVA Trust volunteers help to improve equine welfare in Morrocco

In November 2019 the BEVA Trust supported volunteers Dr Karl Holliman BVM&S CertEP MRCVS and Jeffrey Newnham DipWCF to travel to Morocco to spend a week at The American Fondouk . Jeff Newnham shares his experience and passion for volunteering. Karl Holliman delivered Dental Training throughout the week with 3 days of lectures and wet lab based training to visiting Vets and Vet students. Jeff Newnham with Mohamed Larbi Souhail (Fondouk Vet) presented 2 lectures focusing on farriery and diseas

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BEVA Trust volunteers return from the annual equine veterinary seminar in Kiev

Rosie Olley, Taja Vajs and Graham Duncanson travelled to Kiev, Ukraine in October to speak at the annual 3 day Equine Veterinary Seminar covering topics of internal medicine, orthopedics, dentistry and general practice. Volunteers for 2019 were: Rosie Olley BVSc MScVPS CertAVP(EM), who has recently completed a Residency in Equine Internal Medicine at the University of Liverpool and now works in private practice at Scott Mitchell & Associates (an XL practice). Taja Vajs DVM, who has recently

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27th BHS and BEVA Trust Education and Welfare Castration Clinic

Now the final clinic for 2019 has successfully taken place we can now look forward to the clinics planned for spring 2020. Two clinics took place this Autumn, the first in Newark, Nottinghamshire led by Sarah Smith from Rossdales Veterinary Surgeons. A great team of 8 vets volunteered and worked brilliantly together. 32 horses attended with 16 of those castrated. At the second clinic in York an impressive team of 11 vet and 3 vet nurse volunteers were led by BEVA Council member Phil Cramp. It wa

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BEVA Trust volunteers help improve the welfare of working equines in Lesotho

Volunteers Luke Edwards and Helen Braid from Leahurst Equine Practice at the University of Liverpool recently travelled to Lesotho to support World Horse Welfare at an equine welfare clinic in Semonkong. Luke shares his experience in his report: In late September 2019, my colleague Helen Braid MRCVS and I flew to Lesotho to assist at a veterinary clinic for the working equines of the Semonkong district. Before the clinic Lesotho was a country, I had vaguely heard of but certainly could not poin

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