Herbie, the Hebridian sheep was abandoned by his former owner and left to fend for himself.
Fortunately he was noticed and was taken care of in the short term, until he could be brought to us.
We than took this gorgeous boy on, sheared him, wormed, vaccinated and castrated him. He is now in a great new home living with other pet sheep, where he’ll never have to worry about going to the slaughter house. He’s a lucky, lovely boy.
At the best of times we received dozens of calls about birds, at this time of year with so many babies around, we get overwhelmed and sadly turn many away, many of which should not have been interfered with in the first place. Before you intervene to rescue any bird, please consider the following points;…
Spring Open Day Fund Raising Event 28th May! £1 entry – We will have all our usual charity stalls and other local animal charities as well as veggie burgers and lots of lovely cakes as well as some beautiful new merchandise. So come and see us and our current residents, we really hope to see…
Pickle was a real little fluff ball. He was born at the rescue centre when we took in a pregnant doe. Pickle was rehomed with a neutered female doe. They seemed to get on well and we are confident that they will be the best of friends.
These two lovely lop sisters came to us from another rescue centre as they were not eating. We tried them on different food and gradually they started eating and gaining weight. These 2 loveable pom poms were so tame and so adorable that they soon found a home when we put them up for adoption….
REHOMED 🙂 Description: Howdy, our names are Buddy and Lilly. We are one years old ( our birthday is this month!) and are white mini lops with blue eyes! About me: We arrived together at the centre on the 9/4/17. We were an unwanted child’s pet. Temperament: We are a confident, friendly little bunch…
Today we have rescued a further 60 barn hens. At only 18 months old, they have reached the end of their commercial life and were destined for slaughter, to become pet food or cheap pies. If you can offer a life-long loving home to two or more hens, to be kept as pets, please see…
