Sunday 05th of February 2012
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As reported in the national press, The Sanctuary has recently taken into care some baby red squirrels who's nest was blown out of a tree by the high winds.
The rescued animals were taken to a vets surgery in nearby Alnwick, Northumberland before being sent to us at The Sanctuary Wildlife Care Centre. If the animals had not been found they would have died within hours, attacked by most likely cats. The squirrels are currently under care by an experienced volunteer at The Sanctuary and we are planning to release them back to the wild next spring at our special unit in a secret location in Northumberland.
The Sanctuary really needs your help to fund their care and that of the other 150 animals in care and you can make donations via the following link:
https://www.paypal-marketing.co.uk/sendmoney/widget/index.htm
Populate the email address field with our email address:
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Newspaper article and photos Read more
A video of the squirrels is on the BBC website
The Sanctuary continues to be under serious threat of closure and welcomes all donations and support.
Remember The Sanctuary is a registered not-for-profit organisation - IPS29697R
Check out our Red Squirrel Kitten Diary for up to date news on the squirrels progress. |
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You can donate to The Sanctuary by using paypal - email address
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at the following link:
https://www.paypal-marketing.co.uk/sendmoney/widget/index.htm
If you would like to pay a regular donation to The Sanctuary by standing order please contact us
The Sanctuary is also always in need of donations of tinned dog food (not fish), blankets, towels etc or any items suitable for raffles/tombola on our fundraising events.
The Sanctuary is a registered not-for-profit organisation IPS29697R |
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Happy New Year
Happy New year from all the staff and animals at The Sanctuary.
Opening Times
The Sanctuary is now closed for General Admission over the winter. The Sanctuary is still open ALL YEAR ROUND for pre-booked Wild Guided Tours, Wild Day Experiences, Educational Visits and Childrens Parties at the centre.
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EASTER WEEKEND OPEN DAYS - 6th - 9th April |
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The Sanctuary will be holding its first open days across every day of the bank holiday weekend (inc Good Friday and Easter Monday) - 6th till 9th April 11am - 4pm.
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Welcome to The Sanctuary Wildlfe Centre.
The Sanctuary Wildlife Centre outside Morpeth is probably the largest wildlife rescue centre in the north-east of England.
Currently home to over 150 animals, The Sanctuary cares for injured and abandoned British wildlife as well as many unwanted farm and pet animals. Our aims are to care for wildlife, without discrimination, and to release the animal back to the wild. Only animals that are disabled or imprinted are given a permanent home at The Sanctuary in as natural an environment as possible. These are the permanent residents that visitors are able to see, but all wildlife that can be released back into the wild are cared for in either the intensive care unit or private areas of The Sanctuary. The Sanctuary was founded in 1993 but did not open as a visitor centre until 2004 to generate income to continue its work caring for wildife and unwanted animals. We hope you will make a visit to The Sanctuary as your visit here really does make a difference and help us continue our work caring for wildlife.
Thanks - Kim and Allan
"Saving just one animal won't make a difference to the world, but it will make a world of difference to just that one animal."
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