Previous Volunteer Staff
Kane
Vet nurse from Australia
Kane was with KCAP from February 2008 Until August 2009. His compassion for the animals was outstanding. He was at the clinic 4 days a week and it was a delight to see his smile in the morning. His learning and understanding while studying with Dr. Edda Hoffmann was amazing. Kane’s medical development grew by leaps while working at KCAP. He would assist with 4 surgeries in a row and not even complain !! We will miss him dearly and wish him all the best in the future.
Denise
Vet nurse from Scotland
Denise was with the project for a couple of weeks in 2007. We were very happy to have her. She is wonderful with handling dogs and correcting “naughty” behavior. We hope Denise will return one day.
Karla
Vet nurse from UK
Karla is a qualified veterinary nurse with 17 years experience. She was with the project from 2005 until 2007. Her help and knowledge base was invaluable to the clinic and its patients. She helped daily to run the clinic and also did field visits. She covered a variety of services for the animals, all around the island. We miss Karla dearly.
David
Temple monitor and coordinator from UK
David was with the project from 2004 until 2007. He visited the temple on a daily basis. His visits were essential to maintaining welfare and identifying trauma to animals that did not have owners and were dumped at the temple. His reports were phoned into the clinic and relevant action was taken as required. David was a wonderful supporter of the project but has moved on to manage a new local elephant camp. We wish David all the best in the future.
Megan
Vet nurse in training from the UK
Megan came to join the project in 2007. She is now only 19 years old but has been traveling in South East Asia since she was 16. Megan has studied with previous, and visiting, nurses and vets at the project and has become a very good student. She left in March 2008. We wish her to return one day as a certified vet nurse.