Please donate however small to our Overseas Fund which is used to send supplies to help care for some of the poorest animals Wetnose has ever seen. Thank You for your kindness.

Your donation goes a long way to helping keep these smaller Rescue Centres going. Wetnose pay's off vets bills or buys equipment which is vital. Many Centres will have to close if more funding is not given. We all know who the big organisation are, please don't forget about the smaller ones who work just as hard. Thank You for your help.

Wetnose has started a Petition to say “NO” to giving away plastic bags in stores all over the UK. Plastic litter of all descriptions is blamed for suffocating and strangling a million seabirds and 100,000 mammals annually worldwide.

The evidence of the negative impact of plastic carrier bags on wildlife and the environment is clear.

John Summers of Keep Scotland Beautiful said: "Vets treat thousands of cases of animals hurt by rubbish each year and amongst those are cases where horses, cows and even domestic pets have choked on plastic.

Read more and sign the petition

TODAY 274 HORSES WILL BE TRUCKED THOUSANDS OF MILES ACROSS EUROPE TO BE SLAUGHTERED

Can we all do our bit & visit the website.....register as a campaigner & then forward this email to every horsey person you can think of.

Hopefully one day it will be stopped.

http://www.ilph.org/makeanoise

"We have taken on 5 more foals which means we now have 12 ponies looking for homes, as well as the new babies we have yearlings, 2 year olds and a couple of older ones ready for breaking.  We are really trying to get our ponies ready for homing at the moment as they are wasted sat in our fields and could be out bringing some people lots of joy!" Kathryn Hulland - www.dptc.org.uk

To sponsor Merry or Trixie please download and fill in the form and return it to the Dartmoor Pony Training Centre, Ashburn Cottage, Kingsbridge Lane, Ashburton, Devon, TQ13 7DX. 
Alternatively e-mail them on dartmoorponytrainingcentre@yahoo.co.uk for further details.

After 35 years of helping sick and injured animals Brent Lodge Wildlife hospital is facing the prospect of closure due to lack of funds. The Trustees of the charity have announced that unless significant funds can be raised within the next three weeks, the hospital will be forced to close its doors.

Brent Lodge has been based in Sidlesham for 20 years, and treats about 3,000 sick and injured wild birds, hedgehogs, and other small mammals each year, as well as providing help and advice in response to thousands of phone calls and email queries. The purpose-built hospital, which also has facilities for cleaning and rehabilitating oiled seabirds, regularly receives patients from Portsmouth, Midhurst, and Worthing, as well as from the Chichester and Bognor Regis area.

The charity's only regular income is it's shop in Selsey, which brings in about £3,000 each month. Therefore, Brent Lodge is totally dependent upon voluntary donations from the public for the additional £8,000 needed each month to pay for ongoing costs.

BRENT LODGE IS ASKING FOR HELP IN ANY OF THE FOLLOWING WAYS:

DONATIONS ARE URGENTLY REQUIRED, and can be made right here via the website - click here. Wetnose has sent £150 to help the campaign.

Donations can also be sent to: Brent Lodge Bird and Wildlife Trust, Cow Lane, Sidlesham, Chichester, PO20 7LN.

The charity is organising a number of FUNDRAISING EVENTS, and people are urged to watch the local press, and check the website, for further details of these.

Potential HOSPITAL VOLUNTEERS can phone Brent Lodge for further information on 01243 641672

The non-profit organisation Wetnose in Norfolk is calling for more knitters!

We have patterns for cats and dogs and all donations are sent to needy animals all over the world. So if you're handy with needles why not give Dog Coats and Blankets a try?

Email us or pop your works of art in the post !

Hillside was founded in 1995 to help and campaign for animals in need and most importantly, to bring public awareness to the millions of animals suffering every day in the intensive factory farming industry. Although Hillside have given sanctuary to over 250 horses, donkeys and ponies, most of the 900 residents have been rescued from the farming industry.

Wetnose went along to see Wendy Valentine at Hillside this afternoon, what a lovely place ! Read More

One of the ultimate adrenaline rushes could be yours!! All we ask is that you raise a minimum sponsorship of £290. £190 for the jump and £100 going direct to Wetnose. In association with UK Parachuting. Find out More