Donate
Our daily running costs are £800
Let's Make A Change
Donations are used towards animal feed, rescue and animal-specific equipment, and veterinary costs. We rescue animals that are domesticated, wild or farm within a range of 50 miles from our centre. We then look after them and help them feel safe until we find them a forever home. We have rehomed hundreds of animals so far. Animals that don't find a home, stay with us here at the Retreat.
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Here are some ways you can donate:
One-off donations
via PayPal
For one-off big or small donations. Every little makes a huge difference to us. [if button doesn't work, pls send donation to theretreatanimalrescue@btinternet.com]
Shop our Wish List
Shop anything from our Wish List and have it sent to us directly. Doesn't need to be from Amazon, you can order directly from our animal feed store.
Our feed is coming from Appledore Feed Supplies.
They’re on +44(0)1580764292. They’ll be able to advise you in what we normally have.
Let's double in size
With 1,250+ animal residents and 20,000+ animals saved over our 30 years of operation, there's land on sale next to The Retreat and we have to double in size so we can help many more animals! For them.
All they need is your help <3
HELP us help them AT:
Gofundme.com/
Get your name on a paver
With every donation the names of you or your loved ones, be it human or animal, will be engraved on a paver or more on the memorial brick pathway of our memorial garden!
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Please fill in the form and return to us by post or email
Leave your legacy at The Retreat
If you'd like to leave a legacy at The Retreat, please contact Sue Bauer
at legacy64@btinternet.com to arrange it.
Thank you so much for your help!!
Businesses that have supported us
Lollipops Childcare
proudly sponsors The Retreat
MAD Ideas marketing and design is proud to sponsor the build of the Retreat’s washrooms and educational signage.
"Here, every animal regardless of their species is welcome. The disabled and elderly are safe for the rest of their lives. It costs £800 a day to keep the Sanctuary going and it is run on a shoestring, relying on the generosity of the public and the care of volunteers. There are some great volunteering opportunities too and the Retreat always welcomes any help with painting, building paths, creating shelters for the animals, or generally giving the animals care, to sponsorships, fostering and even adoption to the right homes."
