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Bear, Biscuit and Humbug Rehomed 16 October

Jon — Mon, 18 Oct 2010 20:48:57 +0000

Although Bear came from a different home to Biscuit and Humbug, they quickly bonded and became the best of friends. When we found a home that would take all three, we were so happy for them. We took them to their new home in North Wales where they now live with ample land to explore.

Pygmy Goats rehomed

Jon — Sat, 25 Sep 2010 20:34:09 +0000

Solomon and Latchley were given up by their previous owners, their story we hear far too often.

Their previous owners bought them from a breeder, who only had one thing on their mind, making a sale. Hence the they were not warned about the negatives side of keeping goats.

We always ensure that potential owners are fully aware of what they are considering taking on, then we can ensure they are going to good homes.

We take in 5 goats in a week

Jon — Fri, 03 Sep 2010 20:59:50 +0000

We rehomed our last 5 goats earlier this year and haven’t had any since, then all in the space of a week we have taken in 5 from 3 separate locations.

We have two pygmies Solomon and Latchley (see below) Biscuit, Humbug and Bear.

All are settling in well, they will be ready for adoption once they have been vaccinated and health checked.

4 Pygmy Goats

Jon — Sun, 25 Oct 2009 19:11:10 +0000

We have taken in another 4 pygmy goats. These were kept by a breeder, they were bred and the kids sold as pets. They have been given up, probably due to the recession.

We are now looking for good, life-long homes, If you are interested in homing some goats, please get in touch.

The boys are rehomed

Jon — Sat, 19 Sep 2009 21:19:05 +0000

Archie, Benji, Charlie and Dillon were all rescued at one week old, the waste by product of the dairy industry. We took them in and hand reared them, finally they have gone to a great new home in West Yorkshire.

We hand reared these cheeky boys and have looked after them for almost two years, so it was a sad but happy day when we took these guys to the fantastic new home, a 2.5 acre field in Yorkshire, with fantastic views.

Storm the unwanted Goat

Jon — Sun, 19 Jul 2009 22:40:27 +0000

Storm is so cute, lovable and very friendly yet unwanted, why, because he is male. Male goats are the unwanted byproduct of the milk industry because unlike the females, males don’t produce milk. Many end up in the meat or pet food industry.

Storm is very lucky, we have took him on and will try and find him a life long, loving home once he has been hand reared and treated for a skin parasite he has.

Three new goats arrive

Jon — Thu, 02 Jul 2009 19:31:25 +0000

These three guys have joined our ever growing population of goats.

We are now hoping to raise the funds we desperately need to castrate the large male before he gets the two Young ones pregnant and we end up with more unwanted pets to rehome!

If you can help us raise the funds we vitally need, please click on the link opposite.