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.
This young lad came in with 2 other unneutered rabbits so had to be seperated. He found an amazingly spacious home with a lovely doe called ‘Sally’. What a perfect and happy ending. Well for Jack it is just the beginning of a great new adventure.
Gloria De-Piero MP for Ashfield paid a visit to the sanctuary today. I think she was a bit overwhelmed by Boris the bull who was wandering around but he loved the attention. She saw the progress of the wildlife hospital and had a look at some of the animals we are currently caring for. …
You may remember we had four baby wild rabbits that came in a couple of months ago, well today all four were successfully released. Hand rearing rabbits is very difficult and many don’t make it. Naturally their mothers only feed a few times a day, their milk is very rich. The rearing milk we buy…
These three guys have joined our ever growing population of goats.
Springtime is a particularly hard time for us at the rescue, with plenty of baby wild animals coming in, almost every day. Each animal can take a huge amount of time and effort, so it puts an extra strain on the charity. Firstly we need to assess the patient, we need to be sure of the…
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