There are a number of generous donors and we also have as many as a thousand visitors a month, who help us financially and buy merchandise from our shop, which has a growing range of good quality products for gifts. Animals are resident on four sites. At Stena are the Association's shop, refreshment facilities and picnic area. More land in the Stena area and elsewhere is being rented to cope with the arrival of more unwanted animals. Visitors are welcome from 10.00 a.m. to 4p.m. every day, except Sunday, but in view of the calls upon the staff and helpers, they are requested to phone first to arrange their visit.
Groups are very welcome and special programmes can be arranged.
The Association is run by a Cypriot-British committee of seven committed devotees. Today, there are more than 100 donkeys resident at the sanctuary at Vouni. The donkeys are accommodated in twelve units, each unit containing about 10 donkeys. Stena is now the headquarters of the sanctuary, with a visitors' centre, comprising shop, lavatories, a facility for drinks and other refreshments, and a picnic area. Units 1 and 2 are reserved for the accommodation of very old animals and those requiring special veterinary care.