Join us for a "Sheep-over"

Come and experience the farm in a new and special way - in a Tent! On August 24th from 4pm.

Open day 2019

Come and and join us on Sunday 1st September 2019, 1-5 pm. Stalls, informative talks, merchandise, adopt and animal, raffle and more. View poster here

June News

Oh happy days! At last, the rain we had welcomed to grow the grass, finally dribbled to a halt. The sun came out, causing panic buying of sun cream and insect repellent, but best of all the grass grew greener and longer with each passing day as the sun grew warmer. The sheep lay down in the cool grass, bellies full, eyes closed, some of them playing host to the crows and jackdaws who were busy pulling out bits of loose fleece with which to line their de-luxe, upmarket nests. (No sheep were injured during this blitz!)...

Image: Our royal visitor Princess Iman

Visiting the Sanctuary

We have a new system for people to book visits top the sanctuary over the summer. We are open to visitors on Saturdays, and we have some open days planned. For more information and to book, click the button.

Our latest newsletter

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Farm Animal Sanctuary Merchandise

We’ve teamed up with Inferno Branding who have designed a whole new range of merchandise for us. Andy and his team have extremely kindly decided to donate all profits to us here at FAS, so every penny will go back into helping our 600 rescue animals.

Have a look at the web store by clicking the link below, and why not grab yourself some stocking fillers, or an FAS Hoodie currently on special offer for Christmas?!

Donations

We are very pleased to now be able to accept payments and donations via PayPal, click the button for all the options

Fund Raising

Like every other Charity fundraising is one of the biggest issues and challenges facing everyone. We don't produce anything apart from fleeces once a year. Were it not for neighbour Liz, who sorts our fleeces, sells them online and at a Fibre Festival which takes place once a year, the cost of shearing would outweigh the money we receive from the Wool Marketing Board. We rely totally on donations and legacies, but as I've said so many times farm animals are right at the bottom of the pile when it comes to gaining empathy and support.

We're here not just to give the lucky ones the chance of a life of care and respect but also to support campaigns to greatly improve and implement welfare standards.

We will always be looking for people who will help us in any way to raise much needed funds.

How you can help us to fundraise.

We need to raise at least £2,500 each week, new supporters to help us do this are always very welcome. If you live locally could you do a Car Boot sale for us, we have many saleable items here but not the time. Can you ask friends, family, colleagues etc. if they have any unwanted or broken gold or silver jewellery they could donate? If you have any other ideas please let us know. Is there a local handyman/woman who has a few hours to spare to help with small repairs to field shelters, aviaries etc? All suggestions welcome.

Please get in touch with Janet on 01386 834500 or info@thefarmanimalsanctuary.co.uk

Why we are here

“Whoever believes that farm animals can be raised and slaughtered humanely should be here to listen to the constant bleating’s of our neighbour’s ewes. Their lambs have just been rounded up and taken to the slaughterhouse. The ewes have been frantically searching the fields looking for them for days. The lambs will bleat for the whole of the journey, their first, and what will be their last. They will get over it one way or the other, they don’t have a choice.” Janet Taylor

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