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Bertie and Beano Rescued and Rehomed

Bertie and Beano came to us a few months ago, bought from a breeder but then given up by the owners after only a few weeks.

We have wormed and vaccinated them and found them a great home in Sheffield where they have loads of room in a large field, a spacious barn and other goats and sheep to keep them company.

Although we have just rehomed these today, there is never any space as we have 3 more coming in tomorrow and several more on our waiting list.

We have to raise between £50 and £200 for every goat we rescue, to pay for castrations, vaccination and worming.

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