Volunteers > Past Volunteers
These are some of the many foreign volunteers we have had assist us since 1997. Johan is a vet from Sweden and has worked with the TSCWA on 3 separate occasions. Experienced Swedish vet nurse Lisa helped us in 1999 and returned a couple of years later for a second time while New Zealand vet nurse Julia was the first volunteer to help in our Laos project. Swedish vet Ylva has helped our projects twice, first with primates and bears. She next started our stray dog project at Banglamung. Other volunteers include accomplished animal keeper and zoologist Samantha and veterinarian Richard from New Zealand. They worked at the Krabok Koo Wildlife Centre with both primates and bears. Amy Rae is an American vet who worked in several projects in both Thailand and Laos. She now works at a wild animal project in Ohio. Another American, Erin, not only assisted us with specialised veterinary procedures with gibbons, she has continued to help by supplying us with added research material and recommending new volunteers. Vet technician Eileen hails from Animal Kingdom at Disney World in Florida. In 2000 she helped us in Laos and at the Banglamung project. Paul is a British professional wild animal keeper with experience working in several zoos around the world including time in Turkey on a bear project. He has helped us twice. German vet nurse Corina spent a lot of time helping launch the stray dog project, as have German biologists Julia and Carola. Experienced Australian wildlife vet Michael and recent British graduate Rachel are others whom have helped push our projects further along. Apassorn and Rachan are two Thai vets who volunteered with us on several projects. Both worked extensively with bears and domesticated elephants. New Zealand vet Richard spent most of his time at the OmKoi Wildlife Breeding Centre. He now works at a wild animal park in England.

Anna is a vet from Sweden who put a lot of attention into stray dogs.

Jenny and Jackie giving pre-med attention to a stray dog.

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