Residents

HULA Animal Rescue provides long term care to a variety of animals including ponies, sheep, goats, geese, ducks and chickens.

Meet some of our permanent residents below.

Suzi & Sara

Suzi and Sara arrived at HULA in April 2008 aged 4 weeks and are settling in well to their new home.

Bazza the Goose

Bazza is a white Embden goose who came to HULA in 2005 when he was just 17 weeks old. He is a superb guard goose - at his previous house he apparently had a penchant for postmen! We know Bazza is a bit of a rebel but he is only doing what comes naturally and is a real character.

Sapphire

Sapphire arrived in January 2000 and is a blue-coloured Shorthorn heifer who lives at HULA's Sanctuary with Steel our Channel Island (Jersey) steer. Both were rescued by HULA when they were unclaimed strays at just over 3 months old. Their origins are steeped in mystery - apparently they were found wandering the streets of North London by a policeman!

Stumpy the Shetland Pony

Stumpy is the smallest of HULA's Shetland ponies measuring only 8.3 hands at the withers. She was born at HULA in 1987 from the original rescued ponies HULA took in when we first opened in 1976. All of our ponies, even though well cared for, lead fairly independent lives. Because they have had limited human contact they can sometimes be a little bit nervous at times, but Stumpy is the most confident one and she can be quite cheeky at times.

Churchill & Duckie

Duckie (Indian Runner breed) was lonely in her old home because sadly a fox had taken her companion and she was brought to HULA to make new friends in December 2007. Churchill (Khaki Campbell breed) had been at HULA since December 2003 and was delighted to have Duckie join him. They are now very close friends.

Photo of Squeek the pig

"Some residents out for a walk in the field including Fonzi, Shaun and Carlo who are sadly no longer with us"

Sponsor a Resident Animal

You can sponsor one of our resident animals from as little as £10.