We are pleased to announce that seven of our wonderful animals are now available for adoption. Please take time to read about each of these animals. Our adoption list includes horses, sheep, dogs, pigs and a pony.
You can adopt one of our animals using our new online adoption system or also via cheque. Adoptions cost £20.00 for the year. For this you will receive a personalised letter and adoption certificate and a full colour photograph of your chosen animal.
Please send your cheque payment made out to Tower Hill Stables Animal Sanctuary and return to Kaylie Day, 59 Edgell Road, Staines, Middlesex, TW18 2EP.
Please ensure that you reference the animal that you would like to adopt along with name and address details so we can personalise your certificate and letter.
Adopt an animal at Tower Hill Stables Animal Sanctuary
Charlotte a delightful staffie dog who was left to fend for herself on the streets of East London. Became the victim of a car accident and lost one of her hind legs. Now a big favourite and again thanks due to Fiona.
William a grey horse now 30 years old who was rejected by his owner when he could no longer jump as high as before or run as fast. William was heartbroken when she acquired a younger model. He just escaped being sold to a dealer thanks to Fiona.
Iona and Liz, a super pair, inseparable and both have had their share of suffering. Iona a partially blind pony and Liz, horse, her self appointed guide who never leaves Iona’s side. A joy to know and again they owe their present good fortune to Fiona. This pair demonstrate in their daily lives the true meaning of loyalty. They do deserve to be adopted.
Crystal Tips, pig, separated from her mother at birth, used by a vet for a two day training program for trainee vets. Then unwanted, rescued by Fiona. Adopt Crystal Tips and learn her full story.
Alice (sheep ewe) once living peacefully in a field with her mother and other ewes with their offspring. Then the awful notice was placed in the field reading “Freezer Lambs available”. Apply to house. Adopt Alice the sheep and learn about what happened next!
Homer (sheep ram). This should be a vegetarians first choice for adoption. Once an orphan on a commercial farm, without much hope of survival. Rescued by Fiona, now a strong ram (but castrated of course) who regards himself as leader of the flock. A worthy character who deserves support.
Please read:
Please make sure that you tell us if this is a gift using the Add special instructions to merchant option on the Paypal payment screen. You will need to tell us the following:
Name of person the pack is for so we can personalise the letter and certificate
Where to send the pack (if different to the billing address) The delivery address must also be specified even if it is the same as your billing address
If you are unsure that you have filled the details in correctly please email us at towerhill@orandadesign.co.uk
Payment Security:
Your payments are processed securely using Paypal.co.uk
We will never see your payment details as this is all handled securely behind the scenes by the Paypal payment system. Your payments will be sent to a Paypal payment email address of towerhill@orandadesign.co.uk - this money is only accessible by Fiona at Tower Hill Stables Animal Sanctuary. We have chosen this email address so that our website designer has access to the adoption emails so she can process and send them to you.
Horse, sheep, dog and pig adoption scheme now available
NOW REDUCED
2012 Full Colour Calendar - £3.50 (inc p&p)
Our new 2012 calendar would make a perfect addition to any home. Featuring full colour pages for all 12 months of 2012, you will not be able to resist the wonderful animals at Tower Hill Stables Animal Sanctuary.
Christmas Cards - £4.00 for pack of 10 (inc p&p)
Why not spread the message of compassion at Christmas with our Christmas Cards. Cards are printed in full colour on the front featuring a winter wonderland landscape.
Donate to Tower Hill Stables Animal Sanctuary
All money is spent directly on the animals. Ever-increasing bills and lots of hungry mouths to feed puts a massive strain on the people who work hard to look after the animals.
