Picture Gallery
Welcome to the Picture Gallery. Simply click on the thumbnail images to see an enlarged version.
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John and Annie Stirling with
Trust Patron, Dame Judi Dench.
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President June Brown and Friends |
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Vice President Edward Fox OBE with his donkey “Bergerac” who was rescued from a gruelling life on the beaches of Jersey. |
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Patron Brian Blessed with his donkey “Kojak”. |
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Patron Jean Fergusson with Joshua, one of the “Royal” donkeys who walked from Balmoral to Buckingham Palace. |
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Patron Jenny Seagrove snuggles up to her Cyprus Donkey, “Sky”. |
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Patron Lesley Garrett with her aptly named mule, “Diva”. |
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Patrons Martin Shaw and Jenny Seagrove were at the Airport to meet “Sky” and “Paphos” when they flew in from Cyprus. |
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Lord David Puttnam was one of the first Patrons of the Trust and took an active part in writing to people and cajoling them into action. |
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Mark Knopfler was asked by Lord Puttnam to hold a fund-raising concert for the trust with his band, The Notting Hill Billies. The concert was a great success and funds were boosted when Mark auctioned his guitar for £6000. He is now a Trust Patron. |
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Patron Chris de Burgh with the Irish Walk team. After the walk, Chris played two concerts at the Bridgewater Hall, Manchester in aid of the Trust. |
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Patricia Routledge enjoys a joke with “Baz”. |
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Graham Crowden and Bridget Forsyth cuddle up to “Bergerac”. |
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Rolf Harris and June Brown at Freshfields. |
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Pam Ayres is already thinking about her next poem. |
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An episode of The Tweenies being filmed at the Trust. |
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The late Patricia Hayes OBE with “Tufty” who, sadly, is also no longer with us. Patricia was well known for her charity work and was an active supporter and Patron of the trust. |
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The late Dame Thora Hird with a young Oliver who went on to sire eleven foals before it was realised that his equipment had not been disconnected after all... |
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Bob Monkhouse was one of the first to make a donation to the Trust when it formed in 1991 and left a generous legacy in his will. |
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The late Michael Williams was an enthusiastic Patron of the Trust, together with his wife, Dame Judi Dench. |
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Much loved and missed, Marti Caine was involved in the early days of the Trust and helped to get the farmhouse rebuilt to accommodate the special needs children; one of the bedrooms is named in her memory. |
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Lloyd and Rodney get to know each other. |
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June Brown with one of the visiting children. |
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Emma Gregory and her friend Tinker take a break during the Coast-to-coast Walk. |
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The Coast-to-coast Walk Team. |
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The Royal Walk Team |
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The Royal Walk Team at Buckingham Palace |
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June Brown and “Beethoven” get into the Christmas spirit. |
