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ByJonThese two guys were found orphaned, a member of the public was doing a great job in hand rearing them and feeding them with the right food, this is often not the case. If you find an orphaned wild animal, keep it warm, dry and quiet, do not attempt to force feed it or give it…
Jip, (now Lottie) Rehomed – Jan 08
ByBethLottie was a little timid when she first came in and quite underweight. She was quite a small rabbit and was really in need of a loving home. We kept her for 30 days to make sure she wasn’t pregnant and on the 30th day she built the hugest nest! Fortunately it was a phantom pregnancy,…
Maisy Moo Brew
ByJonA few years ago Marlpool Brewery launched Blind Boris, a dark mild real ale named after our very own Boris Bull. This weekend Marlpool brewery launched Maisy Moo, a golden real ale, named after Boris’s girlfriend, the beautiful Maisy Moo. We popped along for a pint (for research purposes of course), however it had been so…
Billy and Smartie Looking for a Home
ByJonThese two guys need a life-long home. We originally rescued them almost two years ago, they were homed but due to a change in circumstances, they were returnded two us. Billy, the smaller of the two Shetland Ponies definitely has small man syndrome, but they are two adorable boys. They currently share a field with 5 turkeys,…
Two Babies
ByJonWhen Hickory the harlequin rabbit came into us there was a strong possibility she was pregnant. She gave birth to this adorable couple amongst others. They found the perfect home not too far away and when we dropped them off at their new home they went about exploring their new toys and new house. A…
Mary the Ewe
ByJonThis weekend has been quite busy, we rehomed two Pygmy Goats, unfortunately though two sheep came in. This poor girl is Mary, her owners made contact the day they were moving house, desperately needing a home for poor Mary. Although we were reluctant to take on any more sheep, as we now have 2 rams and 6 ewes, how…

