Delia was my first rescue animal some 8 years ago, she had been badly beaten and frightened by her previous owner, I had to purchase her from the owner in order to give her a new home. She has settled in, although it has taken almost 8 years to get used to Keith. After her experiences she does not like men very much, except the farrier. She loves having her feet done. Her previous owner used to "TRIM" them with a Black and Decker sander. She is now very old and will die happy. Her constant companion is Gemma sheep, who thinks she is a donkey. Delia loves Gemma more than any thing in the world.

'Sadly Delia has passed away recently, but at least we know that while she was with us she had a happy and well cared for lifestyle.'

Ginny came to us via a rescue sanctuary, as her previous owner could no longer care for her. Masie came along 1 year and three days ago. We thought all four ponies had been "done", but it seems that Jack did not have it all taken away, and was still able to whisper sweet nothings to Ginny. We had no idea until Masie appeared one morning. However, she is still welcome among our ever expanding family.

The sheep and goats have been given to us by farmers, when the mothers of the sheep either died or had too many babies to feed. William Goat was bought by us, when we saw him and his twin brother Harry in a frightful state at an auction sale. They were very sick. Sadly Harry succumbed to pneumonia after we had them for 6 months. The vet did not expect them to last the weekend, but at least Harry had a short but happy life. William is VERY naughty, but we love him all the same.

The boss! As with all peacocks, Charley has the most amazing plumage. See if you can catch his magnificent display on your visit.