Patricia Glyn's Walk of Discovery
Patricia and Tapiwa – walking to help IFAW’s CLAW sterilise 2,000 dogs and cats in South Africa.
South African radio and television celebrity Patricia Glyn has embarked on an epic “Walk of Discovery” to raise money for IFAW’s CLAW projects.
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“Walk of Discovery” adventure in AfricaPatricia Glyn, well known South African celebrity and great-great neice of Richard and Robert Glyn will follow in her ancestor's footsteps, when she walks approximately 2,000 kilometres (about 30 kilometres a day) across southern Africa, using the 19th century hunter/trader routes from Durban to arrive at Victoria Falls on 22 July. Keeping her company on this epic adventure will be her little African dog Tapiwa.
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About CLAW
IFAW's CLAW program places emphasis on the well-being of animals and their
owners. The program in South Africa has been so successful in impoverished
communities that IFAW is now expanding CLAW to other areas of the world.
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Weekly Diaries of Patricia Glyn's Journey
Learn more about
the journey and Tapiwa’s experiences by reading Patricia Glyn's weekly
diary.
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Patricia, accompanied by her little township “special”, a dog named Tapiwa,
are hoping to raise R300,000.00 in the four-and-a-half months it will take her
to walk the 2,000 kms from Durban, South Africa, to Victoria Falls in
Zimbabwe.
