TCI AWARE Inc

24/01/2019

Providing shelter and sanctuary to the Capital’s free roaming equine population will directly result in alleviating incidences of herd-vandalism of private property and reduce the potential risks of equine related traffic accidents.

Special thanks to Architect Joris Keeren Ontario Canada, Joris Keeren of Keeran Design Inc, for the design and renderings shown here.

Although the plans and renderings illustrates our vision, we need your help financially to make this project a reality.

For more information: www.tciawareinc.org
Donate here: https://www.gofundme.com/2hnucec

25/12/2018

Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year! Thank you to everyone who supported us in 2018

27/06/2018

DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE NOTICE

Ministry of Health, Agriculture, Human Services and Sport

VETERINARY SERVICES TO BE OFFERED FOR HORSES AND LIVESTOCK OWNERS IN GRAND TURK

The Department of Agriculture, Animal Health Service Division will be providing routine veterinary services (physical examinations, weighing, de-worming and microchipping) to horses and livestock in Grand Turk

Date: Friday 29th June 2018
Time:10 am

Contact: Patrick Inniss, Department of Agriculture Office in Grand Turk at 1(649)241-2720 or

Department of Agriculture, Providenciales at 1(649)946.5801

or

Email at [email protected]

Please note: Micro chipping would only be done on horses. This is part of the Department’s Veterinary Service Programme 2018.

04/05/2018

Provo Primary Students Get A Lesson in Donkey History

http://tciawareinc.org/provo-primary-students-get-a-lesson-in-donkey-history/

Posted on 03 MAY 2018 Author MFAWARE Categories animal sanctuary fund Comments 0Provo Primary Students Get a Lesson in Donkey HistoryDozens of young students from the Provo Primary School grades third through sixth gathered to learn about the history of the Turks and Caicos Islands donkeys. The stud...

17/04/2018

Second in a series of donkey rescue videos from around the world highlighting many of the same issues that are also affecting our animals here in the Turks and Caicos Islands.

The Capital Grand Turk and sister islands, Salt Cay and South Caicos currently have no facility and little to no funding to support the suffering of injured and/or abused animals.

You can help by donating to TCI AWARE's Animal Sanctuary Fund: https://funds.gofundme.com/dashboard/2hnucec

https://youtu.be/l5WAlowMY-o

We got a call to rescue an injured donkey. We found him standing in the middle of a busy highway with blood running down his leg from a deep gash on his shou...

09/04/2018

First in a series of donkey rescue videos from around the world highlighting many of the same issues that are also affecting our animals here in the Turks and Caicos Islands.

The Capital Grand Turk and sister islands, Salt Cay and South Caicos currently have no facility and little to no funding to support the suffering of injured and/or abused animals.

You can help by donating to TCI AWARE's Animal Sanctuary Fund: https://funds.gofundme.com/dashboard/2hnucec

https://youtu.be/klgNhngTPrk

We got a call that a donkey was collapsed with a bleeding leg. We found him in excruciating pain, a rope deeply embedded in his flesh, tied by an abusive own...

05/04/2018

Thank you for your generous donation Grace Lappin! Your support for our cause is greatly appreciated!!

Please join Grace Lappin by supporting my online fundraising campaign on GoFundMe: 'TCI AWARE's Animal Sanctuary Fund'

13/12/2017

TCI AWARE Moves One Step Closer to Breaking Ground!

We need your help to make it happen: www.gofundme.com/2hnucec

http://tciawareinc.org/grand-turk-animal-sanctuary-moves-closer-to-construction/

Posted on 13 DEC 2017 Author MFAWARE Categories animal sanctuary fund Comments 0Grand Turk Animal Sanctuary Moves Closer to ConstructionAN ANIMAL sanctuary to provide water, food and medical supplies for the equine population on Grand Turk is one step closer to becoming a reality.The initiative is b...

23/07/2017

Fun Facts

A horse is a horse of course of course, but compared to a donkey, it's like comparing checker to chess.

Donkeys are more capable of independent thinking and decision making than horses, which they put to good use to ensure their safety.

They are often misunderstood; branded as stubborn, this behavior actually demonstrates their intelligence. When a donkey senses danger he will dig his heels in.

21/07/2017

Fun Facts Quiz

Why were donkeys brought to Grand Turk, Turks and Caicos Islands? Who brought them?

Hint: something you throw over you shoulder for good luck, something you will need in "this" triangle