Meet Bettie and Dottie two young female goats, their owner took ill and needed to give them up.
They have been in quarantine from arrival as we had no history, this week to thier joy we have them them out to free roam with other animals.
These friendly girls are now looking for a new lifelong home together.
Goats make great pets as long as they are in pairs or more, have access to plenty of space, shelter, fresh water and a constant supply of hay.
Today, after we finished all of the normal daily morning chores, we headed off the Newark where Venus a female rabbit found a lovely life long home with a boy bunny. Then we headed off to Yorkshire to collect Barney, a 7 year old pygmy goat. Barney had been living all on his own since…
Meet Bertie, the new goat recruit. Berie is only a year old, he’s a Nubian castrated young man and looking for a life-long home where he can live with other goats. We have three goats looking for life-long homes.
In the past few weeks we have re-homed 6 goats with Molly joining the five already homed this weekend. This will make way for some more boys that should be coming this week. Molly joined her five friends at a great home where she has acres of lush green grass, friend to play with and loads of climbing frames.
Meet these four beautiful girls who have just arrived at the rescue and are looking for life-long loving homes. These group of two pairs of female girls were kept to be used for milking, to produce cheese, we though are looking for permanent homes, where they will be kept as pets. They are very…
Jack and Stevie are re-homed together in a wonderful new home. This pair came to us together about a year ago and have kept a very tight bond, so it’s important that we don’t split them up. Thankfully these guys have a new home and what a posh house they have, they have certainly landed…
Meet Stevie, he has returned to us after many years. Stevie was rehomed by us along with other goats and pigs, many years on he’s outlived the others so he has returned to us, he has happily settled in with our other goats and he now looks like he has never left us!
