Covid-19
Due to the outbreak of the Corona Virus and new DEFRA guidelines, we are rehoming cats and guinea pigs using a new, minimal contact process. You can find out more information about this via the Rehoming page. We will still accept cat and hedgehog admissions as normal with new social distancing procedures. Physical donations are still welcomed but will have to be left infront of the Shop. We will be keeping everyone up to date on our Social Media accounts, you can find us on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram and TikTok.
Made up of a dedicated team of Staff and Volunteers, Woodlands Animal Sanctuary aim to help neglected, unwanted and ill animals
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Woodlands Animal Sanctuary is a self-funded registered charity. This means we have to raise every penny ourselves through one off donations, events or sponsorship.
Did you know it costs over £3500 per week to run Woodlands Animal Sanctuary? As a registered charity, every penny raised is invested directly into the shelter!
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ABOUT US
Woodlands Animal Sanctuary is a registered independent charity (no.1108626).
We are based in Holmeswood (near Rufford, Southport & Ormskirk), we look after ill, unwanted and neglected animals.
We specialise in rehoming cats and guinea pigs and rehabilitating hedgehogs.
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