Adopt one of our rescued animals and receive a Certificate, photo and details of your chosen animal, plus an invitation to visit and meet your adoptee on one of our Open Days. |
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| Bowie was left abandoned for months in an isolated field with no access to water or enough grass in an isolated field. Badly starved and infested with parasites Bowie would have endured months of neglect to be in such terrible condition. With immediate veterinary treatment and a carefully managed diet enriched with concentrate food, it took 6 months for Bowie to regain his health and condition. |
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| Jacob is a rare breed, Soay sheep. When he just ‘appeared’ in the Sanctuary one morning, having presumeably been lifted over the gate, he was very thin and bedraggled. One of his huge horns was digging into the side of his neck as he moved his head which was causing him a lot of discomfort and irritation. |
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| Daz was found confined in a shed in urgent need of farrier treatment. His massively overgrown and curled hooves were also full of pus which would have caused him awful pain over a prolonged period of time. He had bad scars, open gashes and sores on his face that needed immediate care. |
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| Hudd is 25 years old! However, she is still very nervous but is slowly learning to trust carers in the Sanctuary. |
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| Brutus the Potbelly pig was extremely undernourished and thin, with no ‘potbelly’ whatsoever, when he arrived at the Sanctuary. He was also distressed and aggressive due to the unsuitable conditions he had been living in. Brutus soon settled down once he realised he was being given regular large portions of food. He has now put on weight and developed a proper potbelly. Brutus is very sociable and loves pottering around freely with the other animals. |
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| Adopting an animal is not a membership fee |
