Bluetongue Appeal:
'Friends of the Animals'
is supporting an animal sanctuary in Warwickshire, desperately in need of Bluetongue
Vaccines for the 680 animals it has on site. Most of these
animals have been rescued from terrible circumstances, and in most cases an imminent
death...
Animals
such as "June", a Ewe who originally belonged to a farmer who failed to
notice that she was suffering in agony with a fractured leg that was also severely
lacerated. When a visitor reported June's plight the farmer merely
commented that "He would shoot her tomorrow".
Thankfully, this visitor informed the sanctuary owner, who travelled to the farm straight away
and rescued her. June now lives happily at the sanctuary with hundreds of
other animals who have been given a new lease of life... a safe haven...
sanctuary!
Bluetongue Disease could
literally wipe out these happy lives - the only protection is vaccination.
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Will YOU help
save an animal by donating just 75p for a vaccine
that will literally save a life? |
Making a donation to save a life couldn't be
easier!
Please CLICK
HERE for more details
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Friends of the Animals
featured in "Dogs Monthly".

We're
Hopping Mad...
Did you know, we
have re-homed over 5,500
animals?
This is something we're extremely proud of... but it does
make us very sad that these animals should end up homeless in the first
place. The reasons for this differ greatly but there are far too many
people who simply get bored of their pets and move on to something else.
Getting a pet, no matter what the size, is a decision that cannot be taken
lightly, and we are appalled at the number of homeless animals suffering for
this reason.
Rabbits are amongst the top in this list, often bought for a
child who has lost interest, and now they sit in a dirty hutch at the bottom of
the garden... forgotten. We currently have many rabbits in the Isle of
Wight in foster care absolutely desperate for a loving permanent
home.
Do YOU think you
could share your life with one of these wonderful animals?
This
is "Desmond" (pictured with Kirsty), just one of our many rabbits looking for a new
home...
Please see our Isle
of Wight Re-homing Page
for more information about "Desmond", and other rabbits
in need of homes.
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