Recent Animal Rescues

OSKAR
BEARDED DRAGON

Oskar is a magnificent adult Bearded Dragon. He was rescued from neglect by a very caring person but needed veterinary treatment and better facilities which she simply could not afford.

Oskar came to live at the Sanctuary where he was given the necessary care and treatment before being rehomed.
Bearded Dragons are one of the easier lizards to keep but do require specialist knowledge and the right housing, they are not a pet to take on lightly.

BLOSSOM

ONE VERY LUCKY PIG
THAT DID NOT GO TO MARKET

Blossom piglet was found by a member of the public running around on the road in danger of being hit by a car. Although there were pig farms a few miles away, there were none close by and it was anybody’s guess where the little piggy could have come from, she had obviously travelled some distance as she was covered in scratches, very stressed and exhausted, or maybe she had fallen from a lorry.

As pig farmers do not generally take in strays, there is too much risk of disease being carried, Blossom was brought to PACT where she will spend the rest of her days in peace and safety.

TRUFFLES

Truffles, the lovely little pony pictured on the front page was desperate, due to the current economic climate her owners could no longer afford to pay for her food or care. Horses and ponies are herd animals, and become very lonely if kept on their own, deprived of companionship of other equines.

Truffles repeatedly escaped from her paddock and was in danger of being hit on the road. Just another problem for an overstretched family to cope with. When she arrived at the Sanctuary Truffles was thin and her hooves overgrown, A sad little girl, but now she has put on weight, has been treated by the farrier and our vet team and is much happier.

She is gradually being integrated with some of our other ponies and will soon be living as nature intended, part of a herd. Truffles is an eighteen year old Welsh pony who has given the best years of her life to providing fun and companionship.

14 RATS!

We recently gave sanctuary to fourteen young rats. Their owner couldn't cope when she had bought two pets believing them to be the same sex and found out the hard way that in fact she had a boy and a girl.

Fourteen hungry babies is a lot for anyone to cope with, yet again PACT came to the rescue. Rats really do make wonderful companions, would you consider sharing your life with a couple of these sweeties?

CHIPMUNK

Often we are asked to take in stray animals, but a Chipmunk found running around a car showroom is a tad unusual.There are very few places who will take in the more exotic pets, so a stray chipmunk is now living at PACT. He is quite happy living in an indoor aviary but would really like some friends of his own species. Can you offer him a good home? If Yes, please contact us on 01362 820775 or email us.

Donations and Sponsorships

Donation to feed cats£5.00	Sponsor rescued Kune Kune pigs Sally and Horace£8.00	Feed rescue rabbits£4.00


Sponsor a rescue cat Thimble£8.00	Donation to feed horses and ponies£10.00	Donation to feed rescue dogs£5.00


Sponsor a rescue horse Angus£8.00	Sponsor a rescue dog Tiny Tim£8.00	Donation to help with veterinary costs£10.00