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Dedicated to improving the lives of horses, ponies, donkeys and mules since it was established in 1968, Bransby has rescued and rehabilitated; re-homed or retired literally hundreds of animals and we are working harder than ever to continue making a positive difference to equines wherever and whenever we can.
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Bransby operates two extremely busy equine rescue Centres in Lincolnshire and Herefordshire. Around 400 horses, ponies, donkeys and mules are cared for across the Charity at any one time, with many more animals being rescued from neglect and cruelty every year. Our Lincolnshire site is open to the public every day and offers the chance to meet many of our wonderful equine residents, learn more about horses and their needs and find out more about the vital work the Charity carries out. |
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Feisty rescued mare Corwen has developed a softer side since she gave birth to beautiful colt foal, Ruabon, on 11th May.
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| Bubbly Shetland stallion Dougie was brought into the safety of Bransby from Yorkshire after passing through four owners in two days; being tied up on a housing estate and pestered by children and finally ending up in a local resident’s tiny back garden. |
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| If you have concerns over a horse, pony or donkey please call our welfare line 01427 787369 and inform us. Our dedicated welfare team can offer assistance, advice and support in all aspects of equine care – from neglect and cruelty to nutrition and management. |
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| Bransby works closely with other equine welfare organizations throughout the UK, including the RSPCA and Trading Standards to try and ensure quality of life for all horses, ponies, donkeys and mules. |
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Donating to Bransby has never been easier! We offer many ways both on & off-line so what are you waiting for?! Get giving!!
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You can also leave a legacy to Bransby in your will. To find out more about legacies click here.
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Supporting our charity is not just about giving money though - there are many ways you can help and support Bransby Home of Rest for Horses, simply
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