Success Stories
COLIN THE CORMORANT
Colin the cormorant was found wandering along a busy country road, not a normal habitat for a water bird, well away from any large water source where he would be able to fish for food. He was looking very confused and somewhat wobbly. Colin was duly caught and brought to PACT where he is living in one of our wildlife aviaries until he has built up sufficient strength to be released in a more natural environment. Colin is eating his way through over £2’s worth of fish each day, so not only will he be pleased when he is free again but our budget will certainly feel a lot healthier. COLIN BEING RELEASED.
BLOSSOMONE 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. LOUIE
What? Louie settled into his home really well and soon found the sofa was his most comfortable place to sleep! He has become very affectionate and often rolls onto his back to have his belly rubbed and very much enjoys all the attention people give him!
Life in the fast lane! He enjoys going for long walks and playing with his toys. He is a pleasure to have and we care for him so much. TIGGAThe only thing I worry about now is where the next tennis ball is coming from. I am so happy. 
Tigga has settled well in her new home and her new family love her. She gets so excited with the tennis balls that she punctures them! A very happy little staffy. YOGI
I have cracked it! 
Hi everyone,
Here I am making myself at home!
The first thing I did when I came in was to have a huge drink then I inspected the garden and marked my territory.
I'm a bit tired now so having a kip.
Lots of love
Yogi xxx If you would like to give a regular donation to the sanctuary please click here
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