Sponsor an animal

For a minimum donation of just £10, you can sponsor one of our animals for a year – either for yourself or as a unique and special gift for family and friends. Your support will help us to meet the costs of caring for all the animals at our sanctuary. The sponsorship pack includes a photograph and biography of your chosen animal, plus a personalised certificate. To sponsor an animal, please download our form. You can choose from any of the following lovely animals:

FLOYD

Our gorgeous mascot was found as a puppy in a roadside bush in 2018. He was unable to straighten his spine and dragged his back legs behind him. Following surgery, regular physiotherapy and hydrotherapy sessions, and a lot of love and patience, Floyd has made amazing progress.

 

 

ANNIE

Beautiful little Annie has settled in incredibly well at the sanctuary since we rescued her on a freezing night in February 2022 when she was found tied up and abandoned in an unlit pub car park. She is happy little soul who loves quiet attention and strokes.

 

 

WIZZARD

Meet Wizzard, the latest member of our Shetland gang. He was rescued by our friends at Happy Endings, along with three other ponies who had been kept in an unsuitable environment. Wizzard has a condition called locking stifles so we offered to give him a home for life at our sanctuary.

 

 

WILBUR

Our micro pig Wilbur was taken from his mother’s side far too young and went to three different homes before we rescued him in October 2019. He has blossomed into a loveable, confident and happy pig who loves attention.

 

 

 

BUSTER

Albino lop rabbit Buster lives with another of our rescue rabbits, Hetty. He has severely impaired eyesight but he doesn’t let anything faze him.

 

 

 

CHARLOTTE

Micro pig Charlotte came to live at our sanctuary after her owners, who bought her as a pet, realised she was feral. She’s now free to run, root and dig with chum Wilbur. She’s an adorable little rascal who keeps our volunteers on their toes!

 

 

BOP

This lovely Shetland pony has recently been diagnosed with laminitis and Cushing’s disease but continues to have a fantastic love of life.