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Connie's Coop Animals

Sponsor your favourite farm friend! Choose from our chickens, ducks, geese, pigs and more – your support keeps them loved and cared for.

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The 1600

We rescued 1,600 young hens from an abandoned farm, giving them a second chance at life. Meet some of these beautiful girls who are thriving at the sanctuary!

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Tess

Tess is a beautiful young blind goose who was surrendered to us along with her two disabled sisters and a baby. She uses sound keep up with her family.

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Sweet Scott

Scott is our incredibly handsome male pig who weighs in at a whopping 180kg! He truly is a gentle giant and loves pats and neck rubs!

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Rooster Bachelor Flock

We care for around 100 rescued roosters, many abandoned simply for being male, giving them safe bachelor flocks to live freely with dignity and care.

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Cookie (happy in her bath - not)

A resilient little hen who is fighting cancer, she's doing so well and is back outside free ranging, we are keeping a close eye on her of course!

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Ellie

Ellie was found by the river struggling and exhausted. On examination she was found to only have one leg, a birth defect that she is learning to live with.

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Ex battery hen peaceful in our sanctuary

Isa Battery Hen Rescue

We recently had an opportunity to rescue 320 Isa Brown hens raised in a 'grower shed'. They were due to be killed due to their very poor condition.

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Baby Jay

Jay was sadly rejected by mum and has been hand-raised by us; he (maybe she) is the apple of our eye. He is now learning to get along with the big turkeys!

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Jenny

With her playful spirit and recent role as a mother to three adorable piglets, Jenny has brought joy and laughter to our sanctuary. Join us in supporting them!

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Mildred and George our rescue chickens who were dumped in a bush

Mildred & George

Mildred is a little hen dumped along with 4 roosters to fend for themselves (likely the dumpers thought she was another rooster) and she only just survived it.

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Three Little Pigs

Unexpected babies! Our male pig is neutered but the female wasn't, a wild boar busted through the fence and three months later...the three little pigs arrived!

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Benefits of Sponsoring

Sponsoring an animal at our sanctuary offers essential support for their care and well-being while creating a rewarding bond between you and the animals. Your sponsorship helps provide food, shelter, and medical treatment, ensuring that each resident receives the love and care they need. In return, you’ll receive regular updates about your sponsored animal’s journey and personality, keeping you up to date with their lives and progress. By becoming a sponsor, you play a vital role in their recovery while experiencing the heartwarming impact of your kindness firsthand.