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Standing Order
We have many residents here
at Woodlands Animal Sanctuary. To see and learn a little about our constant
companions of the feline kind
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Below you will find more information on our farm,companions.
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Peep-peep, Dilly
and Jemima joined us in 2005. They are favorites with everyone
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George and Chloe are two of the 5 sheep that are resident at the Sanctuary. They were both handreared after being orphaned shortly after birth. |
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Beryl,one of our many chickens.She and her 9 companions were handed in as their elderly owner could no longer look after them |
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Edna and Griselda
were both rescued by Swan rescue in 2006 after being attacked by
loose dogs in Botanic gardens.They are domestic geese that had been
abandoned. After they had recovered we we delighted |
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Elvis, the duck in the forefront, with Peep-peep. A fox killed all of Peep peep's' friends. so her owner asked us to take her. |
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Left-These chickens were dumped in freezing snow when the first bird flu scare started. Their wings were frozen to their bodies and had to be thawed with a hairdryer. Their rescuers missed one in the dark which was dead next day. Right- A healthy happy chicken now. The irony is they have been battery birds so whoever cruelly dumped them had rescued them initially |
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Left-Barny was
the son of a rescued very wild nanny goat, like her he is very nervous
Right-Raindrop with Bam bam, the black goat who sadly died earlier this year from natural causes aged 13 years. |
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