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The Hannah Foundation is a lovely place created out of need. Rita Lynd is the founder and director and tells the story here. Click below to listen to the ABC interview with presenter John O’Hara: https://www.abc.net.au/hobart/programs/your-afternoon/the-hannah-foundation/102003994
The community is invited to visit the Lower Barrington property on February 25th 2023, from 10:30am to 2:30pm. Thank you to The Advocate newspaper for their article, pictured below. Please contact us if you have any questions.
Entrance to the property purchased and donated to the Hannah Foundation. On the 1st of July 2021, the Hannah Foundation will be expanding to a new larger property. This property has been so very generously purchased and kindly donated to the […]
Photo courtesy of The Advocate newspaper “New Home: Rita Lynd with two of the resident dogs at Hannah’s House Banjo and Taz. Picture: Eve Woodhouse.” Hannah’s House, the dog sanctuary for bereaved pets, opened at Spreyton almost a year ago and has its first […]
WE EXTEND A WARM WELCOME TO BANJO, OUR FIRST RESIDENT DOG How ironic that today it is 10 years to the very day that Hannah was found with her late Master and was taken home to live with Terry and […]
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Today we had the owners of Angus Jack Designs, Neil and Jane Collins, come to the Hannah House to put in place the lovely metal plaque that they did of Hannah. This beautiful plaque was done from a photo of […]
We now have the garage finished at Hannah’s House. A great job was done by Ranbuilt and their contractors. A big thank you to everyone at Braddon Building and Amber Graphics for their kind donation of all their time and […]
After receiving an extremely generous donation, the Foundation is able to purchase a car. Terry and Rita found this little beauty. It has enough room for any dogs to be transported in and, being low in height, will make it […]
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