Want To Help Us But Not Sure How?
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If I’m coming home from the Gloucester direction on the A40 then I’ll reach a junction just outside Huntley in which either route is about the same distance and time to get home. I can either continue along the A40 and head towards Lea or take the left turning onto the A4136 and head towards
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Shortly after we had transitioned from an amateur small holding mentality to that of a professional sanctuary one, I noticed one day that Candy wasn’t as buoyant and free spirited as she normally was. Although late summer the weather had been unreliable with warm sunny days being mixed readily with cold, wet, depressing ones. So
Chapter Fifteen – Maggots Read More »
We are constantly being asked how people can help us – what we need or what we could do with. Well, helping us doesn’t have to cost you a penny as there could well be things in your garage or cupboards that are no good to you but could be a treasure to us!Here is
Your Rubbish – Our Treasure! Read More »
We have had two new arrivals this week, Phil a Ryeland wether sheep and Lily a mini lop rabbit. Phil found himself alone in the paddock when his companion ewes passed away so his owner felt that she wanted to find a safe home for him where he could socialise with some more ladies. We
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Once again this year we’re running some work experience sessions for young people. For all current dates go to our ‘Events’ page. We will add new dates when we can.
Work Experiences For Young People Read More »
When we started the sanctuary we made our decision and subsequent plans based on our personal finances, energies and time. We always knew that this was our responsibility and it would be down to us to fulfil all the needs and obligations that the animals would require. However, it soon became very clear that we
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The very hardest thing about living and working with animals is the emotional wrench you feel when you lose one. When a new resident arrives at Pen Y Bryn they become part of the wider family. It really doesn’t matter what they are – another chicken, guinea pig, mouse, canary, turkey, dog or pig, they
Chapter Thirteen – Fairy: A Tribute Read More »
In many ways Kelly and I agree that it was Dotty that was the catalyst for us to create an animal sanctuary. Dotty is a black Pomeranian who came home with Kelly one Thursday July evening a couple of years after we had moved to Ross-on-Wye. Kelly at the time worked alongside a lady who,
Chapter Twelve – Dotty Read More »