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Happy Birthday Boris – 10 Today
ByJonBoris is a very luck boy, he has today reached the grand age of 10, not particularly naturally old for a cow, however very few cows get to reach 2 years let alone 10. Boris was born blind, his birth deformity was caused by his mother having BVD, ultimately though his blindness has saved his…
Gerrard and Walter in their New Home
ByJonGerrard and Walter, now Ronnie and Reggie have left the sanctuary for their new permanent home thanks to Brinsley Animal Rescue. These boys came to us about 6 years ago, they were un-castrated and therefore really boisterous. After a year or so and after being castrated, we fortunately re-homed them, sadly they were returned a…
Two Lovely Ladies Looking For “Furever” Home ** Now Rehomed!**
ByJonMeet Elsa & Michelle – Who have been looking for a home since October! **UPDATE – These girls have been reserved to a lovely home!** Elsa & Michelle are two 1 year old, English Spot cross Does. They arrived at the centre on the 22nd October 2016 due to their previous owner couldn’t bond them…
- News | Rescued | Wild Mammals
Epic Hedgehog Rescue
ByJonWe don’t go out to rescue trapped animals, with working full time whilst running the sanctuary, we struggle to cope with that let alone going out rescuing even more creatures. Today though we could not say no when a couple turned up telling us about a hedgehog, that had been trapped for at least two…
200 Hens rescued from Slaughter
ByJonThis week we have rescued a further 200 barn hens from a commercial farm. These hens would have otherwise been killed for pet food or cheap pies. Egg laying hens have a bleak life, as soon as they lay eggs around 16 weeks, they are confined into overcrowded cages, with little of their natural environment….
- News | Rescued | Wild Birds
Mallard and her Ducklings saved from a Sticky End
ByJonThis mother Mallard nests on the roof of the QMC Hospital every year to rear her young, the maintenance staff there take care of her and transport her young to water when ready. Unfortunately last week, roof repairs were carried out and mum and ducklings walked through wet sealant covering themselves in a sticky mess. Three of her chicks didn’t make it to us,…