We would like to say a BIG thank you to The Gallimore Trust for a recent donation of £200. The trust had heard about our rescue work and that we are a rescue centre that takes in and rehomes bull terrier and bull terrier crosses which sadly not all rescues will. The donation is to be used to assist us with the veterinary costs incurred in the neutering or veterinary treatment of our rescued staffies and we are very grateful.. 

UPDATE   Dora previously featured on our page. Well she has now had her operation, has healed really well and is looking for her forever home.
**Please note that due to her limited vision she will need to be kept as an indoor cat. Any meetings will have to be pre arranged as Dora is currently in a foster home**

To read more about Dora visit her PROFILE PAGE

Sadly one of our beautiful ferrets, Georgie, has been diagnosed with some neurological issues. We noticed a short while ago that she was shaking quite a bit more than normal and was having coordination problems. Sadly not much more can be done for her than observing and keeping an eye out for any deterioration. Tests could be performed at a high expense however nothing in the way of treatment could really be offered on most outcomes. 
She is still a happy active girl who still lives relatively normally however there is no guarantee how long she has without any health deterioration. This is why the sanctuary are appealing for any ferret experienced owners that would be open to fostering our girl (vet and food expenses paid) with adopting our other 2 ferrets Lacey and Koda as all are bonded and we do not want to put any through the stress of being parted/being alone or having to mix with other ferrets at this stage. 
We welcome experienced owners that do already have neutered ferrets but would be willing to have our three as a separate group or spend the time needed to integrate them. 
Please call us for more information.

This year we have been overwhelmed by the number of gifts of food, toys and treats that we have received from our friends and supporters. 

Alfie the pony has had a really big day on Tuesday it was the first time in his life that he has had someone on his back. This is the accumulation of lots of hard work from his carer Val, our volunteers Ruth and Joanne to help him reach this level over many weeks of working with him.