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Two weeks ago we took in a baby stoat, he was found on a path with a small injury, you can just see the healed wound in this photo. He was very young, had no fur and his eyes still closed, this photo was taken two weeks after the rescue. Here he is now at…
Bob and Brenda Rehomed
Our volunteers have mixed feelings saying goodbye to Bob and Brenda, two geese that have been with us to seven years now. Geese make great guard dogs, they are territorial and if you’re a stranger, beware of the loud honks and ankle nipping! Generally people are more frightened of geese than they are of dogs….
Henny is laying and walking again
When Henny came in with 150 other rescue hens, we quickly saw that she was having trouble walking and scratching around. Poor girl must have been in so much pain as she had a broken femur. With the aid of an old towel, a dog harness, some old garden canes and pain killers we managed…
Two Lovely Ladies Looking For “Furever” Home ** Now Rehomed!**
Meet Elsa & Michelle – Who have been looking for a home since October! **UPDATE – These girls have been reserved to a lovely home!** Elsa & Michelle are two 1 year old, English Spot cross Does. They arrived at the centre on the 22nd October 2016 due to their previous owner couldn’t bond them…
Sunday 28 June – Sponsored Dog Walk
We are holding a sponsored walk / dog walk on Sunday 28th June in aid of Brinsley Animal Rescue. Everyone welcome even if they do not have a dog. Please click on the Gift Aid sponsorship for here – Gift Aid Sponsorship -Dog Walk The walk will be approx 3 hrs long and we will be…
New Muck Spreader Arrives
Today we took delivery of our new muck spreader, well its not exactly new but it’s certainly fit for purpose. Thank you Henry and Ken at Stretton Agri-Machinery (http://www.stretton-agri-machinery.co.uk/) for helping us out, for finding a suitable budget spreader, refurbishing it, delivering it to us and giving us a lesson in muck spreading! Having 10…