Sex – male Breed – Simon Black / Alvin ginger Neutered – yes Age – Approximately 1 year Micro-chipped – Yes Blood tests – Good Health issues – None that we are aware of Vaccinated – Yes Currently living – Suitable Home – Hi I’m Simon. Me and my brother Alvin are about 11-months-old while it’s thought…
Biscuit has now found his forever loving home. Biscuit has had it quite a rough time of it recently,. when he was found he had quite an awful abscess on his face which has been treated Unfortunately Biscuit has tested positive for FIV.* This meaning that he’s a very special cat looking…
On 9 June 2019, the Nottingham based Charity Animal Accident Rescue Unit (AARU) was dissolved. We have been working very closely with their Trustees to continue the amazing work the volunteers of AARU have achieved over the decades. AARU provided a volunteer animal ambulance service for rescuing sick, injured and abandoned animals, they also took…
You may remember we had four baby wild rabbits that came in a couple of months ago, well today all four were successfully released. Hand rearing rabbits is very difficult and many don’t make it. Naturally their mothers only feed a few times a day, their milk is very rich. The rearing milk we buy…
You think you’ve got your day all planned out and then a little bedraggled baby owl turns up in a box that needs your help urgently!! Look at that little face!! He’s now nice and warm and had a really good feed. Phew. Let’s hope he’s going to be okay. We’ve initially got him on…
Meet Walter and Eddie, the latest handsome boys to join the sheep herd. They are Jacob sheep from a school farm project. It’s forecast to rain all week so they’ll have to wait a bit longer for us to get their enormous winter woolly coats off.
Meet Percy, Penelope and Pumbaa. Penelope and her two brothers, only a year old and recent members of the sanctuary. These three are the lucky ones, they’ll be going to a new home in a few weeks, we still have 5 others looking for life-long homes.
We don’t take Herons in very often, when we do they have usually come on the wrong side of man. Often they have been been shot with air rifles, swallowed plastic or tangled up with fishing wire. This chappie though is a bit of a puzzle. Rescued from Attenbourough Natutre Reserve, he came to us all…
