Meet Mr Pig – Our Chief Greeter and Peacekeeper! Mr Pig came into the rescue in August 2022 after his owner sadly developed an allergy to him. Although he was only a couple of months old, it quickly became clear that Mr Pig absolutely hated being handled. We spent over six months trying to show him that…
Flora’s Story Flora was found as a stray in 2025 — with no ear tag, awful feet, poor body condition, and scared of everything. The kind person who found her was unable to keep her, so they asked if we could take her in. Once she arrived, Flora was examined by our vet, who estimated…
🐐 Dec Story Dec first came into our care back in 2019 along with his brother, Ant, after their previous owner was no longer able to keep them. The cheeky pair soon found a wonderful home on the Isle of Wight, where they kept a lovely horse company. For a while, everything seemed perfect —…
Queenie’s Story: From Brood Mare to Beloved Resident Queenie came to the rescue in 2018, arriving with six other horses. Sadly, their previous owner had fallen into a very common — and often heartbreaking — situation. Many people don’t realise that buying a horse is the cheapest part of horse ownership. The ongoing costs of…
Grace’s Story: A Forest Life and a Forever Home Grace came to our rescue back in 2014. Her previous owner had purchased her to be used as a brood mare, but when they discovered she had dental problems and a condition known as a slipping stifle, they decided they no longer wanted her. When Grace…
Balthazar’s Journey: From Wild Mountain Pony to Gentle Companion Back in 2009, Balthazar’s life took a dramatic turn. He was part of a herd of 100 ponies taken from the hills of Wales and sent to auction, destined for the meat trade. But fate intervened — the meat buyer never turned up to collect them….
Meet Florence, Mary, and Diana – Our Permanent Residents In 2017 Florence, Mary, and Diana – three beautiful Shetland cross sheep – arrived at our rescue. Their previous owner was struggling to care for them and made the difficult decision to surrender them so they could have the best possible life. Shetland sheep are naturally…
