Possum Valley Animal Sanctuary Inc. is located in Mount Helena, Western Australia. The Sanctuary is a not for profit association and aims to prevent or relieve the suffering of native and 'farm' animals.
Thursday 26 April 2018
Saturday 14 April 2018
PVAS in the News
Are Ewe Kidding Me? Yoga with Goats and Lambs Part of Fundraising Fun at Mt Helena’s Possum Valley Animal Sanctuary.
Written by Lynn Grierson, The Hills Gazette, 11 April 2018.
YOGA with goats and occasionally a lamb is bringing in the
dollars to support an animal rescue centre in the Perth Hills.
Outdoor fitness with furry friends continues this weekend at
Mt
Helena’s Possum Valley Animal Sanctuary, topped off on April 21 with the Charity’s annual cruelty-free wine and cheese event at South Perth Community
Hall.
President Chris Rafferty said the night of fine dining was
the Sanctuary’s biggest fundraiser of the year with all funds going to help
feed and care for the homestead’s brood of goats, sheep, roosters, donkeys,
ducks, possums and other rescued housemates.
Book early for the popular yoga with goats sessions on April
14, 28 and May 5, or take the family on a tour of the centre on April 14.
A film crew from a Russian/Ukrainian travel show are
visiting on Saturday to capture the goat yoga and sanctuary tour on camera.
For the young ones, there will be a special Good Night
Possum Valley twilight children’s tour on April 28, featuring a reading of the Sanctuary’s recently-published bedtime storybook of the same title.
Further details are available on the Possum Valley Animal
Sanctuary Facebook page.
John Curtin Weekend at PVAS
John Curtin Weekend (JCW) is Curtin Volunteers largest community initiative, where volunteers work with WA locals on projects at
regional and metropolitan sites.
Curtin Volunteers helped out at PVAS, laying slabs and foundation work in paddock huts to keep the animals' feet
dry, removing old fencing to prevent animal injury, digging a trench to provide
water to a new enclosure, and undertaking essential weeding work.
A video of the work CV carried out at PVAS:
Video credits
to Jake Barker and Hinewai Kitchen, Curtin Transmedia Production students.
To find out more about Curtin Volunteers, visit:
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