Hot off the press as they say, picture of Gavin (Wetnose Director) DJ David Hamilton and vet Brian Stenson who is off to Phuket on the 16th February.
Brian will be doing as much as he can while in Phuket for the next few weeks, a clinic has been set up by the Soi Dog Foundation for the animals in the disaster area. But like all animal rescue work going on at present, he knows it will be totally overwhelming and very emotional. Working until the early hours all day every day. Wetnose has given £1,800 altogether to Soi Foundation and also £1,000 to Wildlife SOS. Geeta Seshamani (Wildlife SOS) said "I cannot express adequate thanks to you and your helpers, it's very generous but needed so badly. Warmest regards Geeta.

One of our supporters DJ David Hamilton said "It's vital we get these Animal Welfare problems sorted out urgently, these people need their animals for there own survival, but some are also pets, for some it's the only family they have left, so keep your donations coming in, and remember the animals need help too".

A further £1,000 will be going to the Blue Cross Animal Foundation based in India who also have been working round the clock to save as many animals as possible. Many animals have been stolen for the black market, but many have been treated for their wounds and reunited with their owners. It will take months to get these Animal Welfare problems sorted out.
Although the TV camera's have left the main disasters area's, there is still lots of work to be done.

Please keep your donations coming in, Wetnose will help these Organisations for the rest of the year.
Andrea Gamby-Boulger
Wetnose Director

Wetnose meets this week with UK Vet Brian Stenson prior to his trip to Soi Dogs, Thailand - 16th Feb

From left - Gavin, David & Brian

Meanwhile.. Brian in action !! late last year.. and just after the Tsunami hit his accommodation.