Mark Kerr

Even when our welfare officer, Mark Kerr, went to see him beforehand, he just couldn't be caught!

Mark Kerr, the Donkey Sanctuary's Regional Welfare Officer for the South and South East England, said: "I am delighted that Sparsholt College was able to take these two lovely donkeys on.

At 8.30 am Carol Hounslow from our Welfare Department picked me up to take me to Weymouth where I met Mark Kerr, regional welfare officer for the South and South-East of England.
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Having made it across the Dartford Tunnel, out came the road atlas for me to navigate Mark through the back roads to pick up the A12 to avoid the long queue of traffic between junctions 31-28 on the motorway.

It's now 10.45 pm and I'm spending the night with my parents in Essex.
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Mark has done a tremendous job chauffering me from one resort to the next.Thanks Mark.

The prize will be presented by local Councillor Brendon Webster and representatives from The Donkey Sanctuary, including regional welfare officer Mark Kerr, will also attend.

The prize will be presented by The Donkey Sanctuary's regional welfare officer Mark Kerr.

Mark Kerr, regional welfare officer at the Donkey Sanctuary, said: "Maggie has gone to great lengths to set up this new beach donkey operation in Weymouth."The donkeys are lovely natured and are strong, making them suitable for this type of work."They have parasols for shade and a white picket fence is in situ for the children to wait behind.

Mr Mark Kerr the Regional Welfare Officer of the Donkey Sanctuary said that whilst he did not see any donkeys this morning, he had toured the Forest about 10 days ago and felt everything looked fine.He reported that one of the Sanctuary's Trustees had visited the Forest recently and remarked that the donkeys look the best they have for years.