Sadly the lovely Sheena became unable to hold her own weight, she absolutely hated being in the field and just wanted to be back out on the forest, the decision was made that it was kinder to have her Put to sleep, she passed very peacefully over to Rainbow Bridge! Sheena came in to the…
Updated 09/12/2014 Merlin is currently a poorly boy and under the care of the brilliant specialist vets at Liphook equine referrals. When Merlin came to us he was obese and although his foster mum got him down to a brilliant 212kg, sadly the damage to his feet had already been done, (Obesity in horses is…
Sadly we lost our lovely Scarlet just before Christmas. She was the grand old age of 29! Since she came to us 10 years ago, she had a couple of months of stress getting her better, she was sent to Monty Roberts who failed to tame her and she famously kicked him in the face!!…
Balthazar is one of the rescues permanent residents, he was part of a herd of 100 that were taken from the hills in Wales and sold at auction for meat, thankfully for the ponies the meat man did not turn up to collect them, so a massive rescue was undertaken to get these guys in…
Curley Stew enjoying a fun day out in his new home.
Look at these lovely two, abandoned in a flat and left to starve, now spoilt rotten in a lovely family home!
This year has been one of the hardest years for everyone at All Animal Rescue, we lost a valuable human member and a valuable dog member of the team to cancer. We have seen yet another increase in the amount of animals needing to come in to our care and due to the decline in…
Last year we had some of our sickest animals come in to the rescue and the cost of vets bills went through the roof. We were really struggling and on the brink of having to close our doors, when Pets at home came to the rescue donating a whopper £2000, shockingly that did not cover…
Hey Sarah, It’s been a little while so I thought I may give you a little update on Darcy. In the past few months she’s settled in well. She goes outside regularly now, coming back hours later, ready for cuddles. She embraces any visitor after they spend 10 minutes in the home, coming to them…
6 Good reasons why you should neuter your pet: 1. Your female pet will live a longer, healthier life. Spaying helps prevent uterine infections and breast cancer, which is fatal in about 50 percent of dogs and 90 percent of cats. Spaying your pet before her first heat offers the best protection from these diseases. 2.Neutering…
