Berry came to us pregnant, she had 7 babies which have all been rehomed. We eventually found a fabulous home for Berry with a neutered male friend called Snitter. They seemed to get on well together and we were so pleased to find Berry a companion she can spend the rest of her life with.
We rescued Jerry 5 years ago when he was destined for slaughter and his market value was £5. Yes, £5. The whole country is awash with unwanted ponies and since then things have got worse, a lot worse. The lucky ones end up at rescue centres where lots of time is spent working and interacting…
These kittens were dumped at the side of the road in Watnall. A female cat sat petrified with her 3 kittens on the grass verge as cars whizzed past. What lucky kittens they are that their mother stayed with them and that someone found them all. As a charity we do not take on…
These three girls were very, very lucky, they won the lottery! They were due to go to slaughter, however we managed to save them and rehome them. This is this is them in their new home settling in. if only more ex-battery and free range hens could find great homes like these!
Mrs Brown (so called because she found a home with a Mr Brown) was a lovely placid rabbit. After a quick bit of dating they appear to be a lovely bonded couple who will spend lots of time binkying round an enclosed garden. Here is a photo of the beautiful couple:
Today we rehomed 13 budgies, these came to us in a very neglected state, many were starving to death and several died within a few days of rescue. Thankfully we have found a home where they now live in a huge aviary, a far better home than from where they were rescued.
