Meet Fergus and Alice, they are deeply in love and are completely inseparable. Alice was rescued by a member of the public, who found her wrapped in a bin liner, thrown away, just like a piece of rubbish, Fergus’s story isn’t much better. Fergus came in with two other rabbits, each were infected with E….
We don’t take in cats as we have enough on our plates rescuing everything else but this little lady needed urgent help and was living rough a few streets away. She was covered from neck to tail in thick matted fur and had terrible diarrhoea. She is such a gentle soul and we imagine that…
These 3 male rats were rehomed today into a loving home where they will get lots of love and attention.
We fetched this poor fox this weekend from a nearby town. Initial reports were that the fox was lying in a hedge bottom and looking very sorry for himself, it didn’t sound good at all. By the time we got there, all kitted out to rescue him, he had moved. Even a dying animal, fearing…
Meet the girls, Daisy, Petal and Mary, and Petal’s two kids, Ronnie and Rosie. These family is very lucky to have been rescued, they are not in great health. The three Nanny adults were bought by the previous owners of a farm, who could no longer keep them. All of them have severely overgrown hooves. One mother…
2012 Summery Released Rehomed Euthanaised Died At Sanctuary Total GRAND TOTAL 556 21 96 204 877 Pets Rehomed Euthanaised Died At Sanctuary Total Rabbit 28 0 0 28 Guinea Pig 10 0 0 5 15 Geese 0 0 0 4 4 Hamster 3 0 0 0 3 Budgies 1 0 0 0 1 Cats…
Today we rehomed Zach, Phoebe and Poppy to a lovely home, with an established herd of goats. They immediately made themselves at home and started tucking into food and climbing on the climbing frame.
Since Brinsley Animal Rescue formed 6 years ago, each year we have steadily grown, this continued in 2013 with 1240 pets, farm animals and wild animals rescued by the Charity. We would like to thank all of our hard working volunteers and supporters, without which, these animals could not have been rescued. The Charity is…
Milo, a young male goat came to us in the Summer. As he was uncastrated, he initially had to be housed separate to our herd, we already have enough unwanted animals being given up! Like many animals, they are not content on their own, so we needed to get Milo castrated and with the herd…
