Who's Who & Picture Gallery
Robin our blind little Shetland pony who along with his partner Rosie (who sadly passed away a few years ago) came to the Sanctuary many years ago, but he enjoys life to the full at Southcott as best he can. We have no idea how old he is, but do know that he probably is our oldest equine along with Jess so probably heading for 40 years old. His constant partner for the last few years has been Lucky but unfortunately Lucky passed away a few weeks ago, so Lola has taken over. She grooms him and takes him for a walk, makes sure he eats his food and she is only 3 - What stars they both are.
Snowflake and Rudolph, two brothers saved by Roland from the sales in Tavistock a few years ago whilst being filmed by the BBC for a programme called Animal 24/7 along with Cracker who is at our other sanctuary in France. They are ready now to be broken in and will make great little riding ponies.
Jess a grand old lady of 39 has returned to the sanctuary after many happy years out on loan. She was loved by a lot of children (now adults) who still come and see her. She has come through the winter well considering her age and we think she looks wonderful.
Bella has returned to the Sanctuary after many happy years out on loan. Thank you Lucy for taking such good care of her
Cider, one of our residents who sadly passed away a little while ago
Pippin a very beautiful but naughty pony.
Ann with Snowflake and Rudolph who are so lucky not to have ended up as dog food!!
Fiesta with Ann. Fiesta was abandoned starved and neglected with terrible injuries to her legs from being hobbled by wire and raced on roads alongside all the cigarette burns to her body. She is now Anne's pride and joy as she has managed to gain Fi's trust in humans again.
