Come to our

FAMILY FUN DAY

VISIT THE RESCUED ANIMALS

BOUNCY CASTLE - GAMES - STALLS

REFRESHMENTS - CAKES 

CIRCUS WORKSHOP
 

19th AUGUST - 12:30 - 4PM
 

CAR PARK - DONATION £5 PER CAR

Support PACT through the OurBreckLand Lottery

• Sign up for only £1 a week
• As well as helping PACT (and other groups in the community) you get the chance to win cash prizes of up to £25,00 every week
• PACT will get 50p from every £1 ticket, and a further 10p goes to other good causes in the area. 
• To start, click here

A review of our activities in 2017

 We made a difference to over 2,494 animals, domestic and wildlife. We rescued 876 domestic animals and rehomed 718  of all species.  We will have released, after rehabilitation, 792 wildlife animals including the 280 hedgehogs that are spending winter with us, and will be released if ever the warmer weather arrives. 

Through the year our veterinary staff neutered 398 animals at a fraction of the costs we would have paid to outside vets. Our animal ambulance driven by our hard working staff, attended over 640  calls  in  the year  mainly  after 5pm, travelling over 23,000 miles.

We once again welcomed over 100 students from local schools and colleges for work experience and greeted many volunteers, many of whom came to the sanctuary for animal therapy.  We visited over 24 clubs and schools to tell them about our work

THANK YOU FOR SUPPORTING OUR ANIMALS IN THE PAST, BUT WE HAVE NEVER NEEDED YOUR HELP SO MUCH AS WE DO NOW

Please be generous in 2018
 

Please note PACT is not a visitors centre

PACT Animal Sanctuary in Norfolk East Anglia.

Open for viewing animals  Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday.

Cattery open hours: 1:30 - 3:30pm

Other animals: 12 noon - 3.30pm or by appointment

Please do not light Chinese lanterns

They do untold harm to animals and have been known to cause major fires resulting in loss of lives.

PACT animal sanctuary rescues, rehabilitates, and where possible re-homes, neglected, injured and abandoned animals. Their specialty is 'problem animals', victims of physical or mental abuse, they are coaxed back to health, overcoming their behavioral distress, and restoring their dignity. In most cases these poor creatures would have had no option other than euthanasia. There are more than 1600 animals/birds being cared for at the sanctuary.

PACT has never and would never share information about their supporters with any 3rd party