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ByJonWe admitted this young barn owl last week, he was grounded and easily caught. On examination we found an injury to the left wing on a joint, this is often fatal for such a bird of prey that needs to be able to fly perfectly to hunt. We did fear the worst, however X-rays confirmed…
280 Rescued Barn Hens
ByJonThis morning we have rescued a further 280 hens that would have otherwise been killed for pet food or cheap pies. We are looking for life-long loving homes. If you can offer a home to two or more hens, please see our website. http://brinsleyanimalrescue.org/chickens/ Chickens make great pets and its especially rewarding know that these…
Dartmoor Ponies – The start of their new journey
ByJonThis weekend the four Dartmoor Ponies rescued from becoming pet food, started their new lives thanks to Brinsley Animal Rescue.
Rescue Statistics 2012
ByJon2012 Summery Released Rehomed Euthanaised Died At Sanctuary Total GRAND TOTAL 556 21 96 204 877 Pets Rehomed Euthanaised Died At Sanctuary Total Rabbit 28 0 0 28 Guinea Pig 10 0 0 5 15 Geese 0 0 0 4 4 Hamster 3 0 0 0 3 Budgies 1 0 0 0 1 Cats…
Prince Rehomed 16 June 09
ByJonPrince (now called Henry) found a fabulous home with some ex-bats and another couple of girls. Prince had a powerful pair of lungs on him and is probably going to prove to be the best alarm call in Lambley! (Sorry residents of Lambley)!! Prince was found in a ditch so what a happy ending this…
120 Hens Rescued
ByJon100 girls are settling in after another rescue. These ex-commercial hens are only 18 months old, that’s when they normally go for slaughter. These lucky girls are now looking for life-long homes as pets. If you can offer a lifelong home, please message us directly or via email [email protected]

