voiceless: the animal protection institute - Grovelands Primary School

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Voiceless Ambassador, Abbie Cornish, with her canine companion Cherry

"These are sentient begins that feel, that think, that have family dynamics...We live in a world where we have the ability to look after that and nurture that." Abbie Cornish, Triple J, 16 August 2011, read more

"I've been a vegetarian since I was 13 and I grew up in the country so...animals that don't have a voice and giving them a voice is really important to me." Abbie Cornish, 2010, read more

"I hope we can come together to bring about change and eventually abolish the unnecessary suffering of these sentient beings." Abbie Cornish, 04 August 2009, read more

Education

Grovelands Primary School - 20th October 2008

20 October 2008

Close encounters with wildlife!

On Monday the 20^th of October, Grovelands Animal club had some people from Kanyana Wildlife Rehab Centre come and visit. They brought along some wildlife animals for us to view and touch.

We were all excited at stroking Cougar the echidna and Princess Dusty the brush-tail possum. The other animals were a blue-tongue lizard, a red-tail cockatoo, a tawny frogmouth, and a bilby. It was exciting to see the Bilby because we had just finished raising money for the Bilby fund, and we know how rare these creatures are.

Getting up close with a friendly Echidna!

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