Cash raised for shark victim Sean Pollard as recovery continues Tarashakti Burke and Chaucer Shenton, owners of Renegade FX Boot Camp, and Mandy Francisty a personal trainer, at Brighton Beach Reserve with boot camp participants to raise money for shark attack victim Sean Pollard. SEAN Pollard, the surfer who lost both hands in a shark attack last month, remains "determined and resilient" as he continues his rehabilitation at the new Fiona Stanley Hospital. A bootcamp fundraiser held at Brighton Beach yesterday morning raised thousands of dollars for the 23-year-old Bunbury electrician. About 30 people each paid $25 to take part in the event, organised by Renegade Bootcamp, with one man donating $3000. Personal trainer Mandy Francisty, a friend of Mr Pollard's teacher girlfriend, Claire Oakford, said the money would help with the cost of remodelling the couple's house. Claire wanted me to say that Sean is doing well and he is positive. He has lots of determination and resilience and is looking forward to coming home," Ms Francisty said. Mr Pollard was attacked by a great white shark while surfing at Wylie Bay, near Esperance, on October 2. Originally published as Cash for shark victim as recovery continues