Herbie, the Hebridian sheep was abandoned by his former owner and left to fend for himself.
Fortunately he was noticed and was taken care of in the short term, until he could be brought to us.
We than took this gorgeous boy on, sheared him, wormed, vaccinated and castrated him. He is now in a great new home living with other pet sheep, where he’ll never have to worry about going to the slaughter house. He’s a lucky, lovely boy.
This week we took a number of calls from concerned members of the public regarding this Greylag Goose at @Attenbourgh Nature Reserve. It took several attempts to find him, going early in the morning before work and after. Finally on the third attempt one of our star volunteers caught him.The goose was really struggling to…
This young male ferret, came to us from Animal Accident Rescue Unit, he is probably about 16 weeks old. We believe that he was dumped which is why someone rang up and described him as a wild polecat. He has now been moved on to a ferret rescue centre, awaiting a new home. If you…
Please see below an appeal from one of our volunteers who has rescued two cats, that urgently need a life-long loving home. One male cat – 3-4 years old, neutered, deflead and wormed. Friendly, likes fuss but not a lap cat. Playful. One female cat – 2-3 years old, neutered, deflead and wormed. Was very…
We have two young swans admitted recently, both from different situations.One cygnet arrived a couple of weeks ago, he has a large abscess on a his right foot. He’s been on antibiotics and pain relief, as he hasn’t been improving, he was operated on this week. Each day we now re-dress his foot, packing with…
This little fella came in with a broken shoulder and broken leg. We took time looking at radiographs and discussing his recovery and surgery/pinning of bones. He underwent surgery and has now had his splints and bandages off, his muscles seem to be building back up every day and he will soon go into an…
Meet Flossy, a giant female albino rabbit looking for a life-long home with a partner. Flossy is large, she weights around 10 kg and so needs to be homed to an adult, ideally someone with experience with rabbits. She is handle-able, but being so large she is also strong and therefore not suitable to be handled by children. Flossy needs to be homed with…
