February 2010

Following the success of last year, we will be rescueing 100 more battery chickens late next month. Please get in touch if you would like 2 or more chickens.

We have just today managed to rehome our 10 beautiful peacocks and peahens. They will be living in a large, spacious enclosure, and we would like to thank their new carers. We wish the peacocks the best of luck!

We currently have too many cats! If you are interested in having a cat, or know anybody who does, please do get in touch as the population of our feline friends is becoming so much that we are having to turn other needy cats away! We have many lovely house cats up for adoption, both male and female, young and old. If you cannot give a home to one of our cats, please consider donating bedding, food, and particuarly cat litter, as the sudden increase in cats is very expensive indeed! Thank you.

Would you like to volunteer for Brook Farm??:-
Can you help us on weekdays? We'd appreciate it if anyone can, especially people who can help with horses. The winter always means that we have a lack of volunteers and any time you can sacrifice would be greatly appreciated.

Remember our Ebay site, where you can pick up a bargain, and help the sanctuary.

Our mission

Brook Farm Animal Sanctuary is dedicated to caring for animals. To rescuing them from cruelty, hardship, and neglect. To ensure they live out the remainder of their natural lives in the optimum physical and psychological comfort. Rehoming them when possible but always overseeing their care. We have a non destruct policy except on veterinary advise and where all else has failed.

Brook Farm Animal Sanctuary, Brook Farm, Brooks Road, Raunds, Northants, NN9 6NS
07758728265 or 01933 622182
sanctuary@brook-farm.org.uk

Our thanks to Headstart for providing the hosting for this website.

STABLE APPEAL

This year, with the rising costs of veterinary services and animal treatments, we are appealing for donations to help towards the sanctuary purchasing a log cabin in which to place our own veterinary surgery. Currently, we are operating on our animals in a surgery that is not purpose built, and is therefore unsuitable for weekly medical sessions. Our very kind and helpful veterinary surgeon assists us routinely, castrating and spaying our animals to ensure that the rising numbers of unwanted animals does not continue. Our surgeon also aids us in life-saving operations for animals that have been kpet in poor healthor have been neglected..

The cost of this log cabin will be roughly £15,000. Although we have equipment ready to use, the cabin will be purpose built for this use, and will need to be fitted out with the best in surgical features. The cabin will also house recovering animals and injured wild life. We help so many animals with our life-saving work, but we know that we can do so much more. Please consider donating (using the above PayPal link), as the animals really do need your help. Thank You.