Category: Parrainage

Donkey / Rescued in 2016

My name is Tulip. I used to belong to an elderly Shepard lady who worked in the fields around the sanctuary. On most days I would come to SFT to have my food, get my rest and then I would take myself down to the fields ready for work the next day.  

Sadly my owner passed away so SFT is now my permanent home. Whilst working I also became pregnant and gave birth to my baby Princess in 2018.

Could you become my monthly sponsor and help cover the cost of my keep? 

x x x

If you would like to become Tulip’s sponsor and donate £20 a month for his care, please click below. 

Rescued in 2019

My name is Osito. I was put on the balcony of a house and I fell off and broke my spine. My owner no longer wanted me but luckily an amazing human called Ismail rescued me. I was taken to the clinic straight away but unfortunately the vet said I will never be able to use my rear legs again. Despite this I was ok, I was growing into a really happy puppy and doing very well. But then I caught a virus, mum told me it was a bad thing called parvovirus and had a really bad cough too. But I am strong willed and love my life! I fought for it and survived for the second time! I feel so much better and am getting back to my happy self.

Once I am older I will join the other disabled babies at the sanctuary. Mum tells me they need to build another sandpit for our growing family. To help with this she would like me to have some sponsors. Is there any one out there who can help? Could you become my monthly sponsor?

x x x

If you would like to become Osito’s sponsor and donate £20 a month for his care, please click below.

Rescued in 2017

My name is Tiger. When I was barely a week old I was dumped in a trash bin by someone who didn’t want me or my siblings. Luckily, we were found by a lovely English couple who contacted SFT to ask if they could help us.

As we were so tiny SFT had to bottle feed us to make sure that we survived. After lots of love, care and attention we pulled through and we now have a forever home at the sanctuary.

I LOVE people. The team tell me I am a very outgoing and happy cat, I am always the first one to greet anyone who comes to visit the cat house. I LOVE cuddles, and always manage to jump on to my visitors to show them just how much I do!

I’m here to ask you if you would please become my sponsor? It would really help Mum look after not only me but all my friends too!

x x x

If you would like to become Tiger’s sponsor and donate £10 a month for his care, please click below.

Donkey / Rescued in 2016

My name is Dinky. When I was born my legs hadn’t grown properly and I only had one eye. Because of this my owners didn’t want me. But I was only 1 week old so I still really needed my mum.

SFT managed to convince my owner to let my mum come and see me at the sanctuary every day after she had finished her work. I loved seeing her. Sadly my mum died in 2017 of tetanus. She worked so hard every day of her life.

I am all grown up now but still only a small (Dinky) but am happy and healthy at the sanctuary. Sally and the team say I am very precious to them.

Would you be able to help Sally cover my costs each month? I’d love you to be my sponsor. 

x x x

If you would like to become Dinky’s sponsor and donate £20 a month for his care, please click below. 

Rescued in 2016

My name is Sam. As you can see, I have a super speedy wheelchair that I use to get about.
I had a tough journey before SFT took me in. I did have owners but after I had a bad accident (I fell from their balcony) and became paralysed, they no longer wanted me.

I was taken in by a charity in Casablanca, however I can be a bit tricky to look after as I don’t get on with all dogs so they asked if SFT would take me. I would never hurt a human but at SFT I wear a muzzle around some dogs just to be safe. The team at SFT give me so much love and do their very best to make sure I live a very happy life at the sanctuary.

Would you help look after me just like SFT did and become my monthly sponsor? You’ll be helping not only me but all my friends too.

x x x

If you would like to become Sam’s sponsor and donate £20 a month for his care, please click below.

Rescued in 2017

As you can see I’ve been on quite a journey since I came to SFT. When I was born I had owners who didn’t look after me properly and I fell from the roof of their house. It was a really bad accident and my owners were told I wouldn’t walk again as I had damaged my spine. So they abandoned me.

But SFT took me in, they didn’t give up on me! They cared for me, showed me love, got me a wheelchair and taught me how to use it. I love my life at the sanctuary. The team tell me that I am a beautiful, kind soul and that everyone I meet falls in love with me.

By becoming my sponsor you will help SFT save more lives like mine.

x x x

If you would like to become Sooty’s sponsor and donate £20 a month for his care, please click below.

Rescued in 2017

I am called Sahara because I was found in the Sahara Desert. I was all alone and had been dragging myself along, as I had broken both of my back legs. A kind person found me and took me to the sanctuary.

Thanks to SFT I survived! Unfortunately, my paralysis could not be fixed but thanks to my friends at Broken Biscuits Charity I have a wonderful pink wheelchair. It even has a number plate with my name on it. I am a very happy girl.

Could you be my sponsor donate and donate just £20 a month for my care? It will help not only me but my wonderful friends here at the sanctuary.

x x x

If you would like to become Sahara’s sponsor and donate just £20 a month for her care, please click below. 

Rescued in 2017

My name is Caesar and SFT rescued me after being hit by a train. Unfortunately I lost part of my rear legs and my tail. But the worst thing is that after my accident I was left to die. No one helped me, no one took me to the vets. After days spent in agony someone finally took pity on me and called SFT.

The kind vet did his best to help me and after a slow recovery I was finally able to get my own set of wheels! I now live a great life at the sanctuary but don’t have a sponsor. Could it be you?

x x x

If you would like to become Caesar’s sponsor and donate £20 a month for his care, please click below. 

Rescued in 2014

My name is Mattey. The team at SFT tell me that I am one of the most kind-hearted, beautiful dogs they have ever met. When they found me on the street I was in a bad way. Even though I was feeling terrible I was comforting a tiny baby kitten, letting her suckle on me for comfort. I was taking care of her even though I needed care myself.

I was given all the love and care that I needed to get better, but throughout it all I never forgot my kitten, baby. I stayed with her in the cat house while I got better and watched her grow into a beautiful cat. Even though we have both been at the sanctuary for a few years now, I have never forgotten my best friend and visit her in the cat house all the time. Luckily, all the other cats love me too!

Would you be able to be my monthly sponsor and donate £20 a month for my care? It will help cover food and shelter for not only me but my friends too.

x x x

If you would like to become Mattey’s sponsor and donate £20 a month for her care, please click below.

Rescued in 2014

My name is Fluffy. 4 years ago I was abandoned by my owner because they no longer wanted me. Luckily for me SFT took me in. They gave me a new home, a new family and now I absolutely love my life!

People tell me that I am the happiest dog in the world. That you can’t help but smile when you are around me. I love everyone and everything. I am funny, bouncy and full of energy. I get on with all my dog friends, I will play with anyone, even if they are twice my size!

I am also super important as I go everywhere with mum. In the car, to the vets, to the shops, anywhere she goes I go. I love her very much and am so happy I finally have a human to call my own.

Could you be my sponsor and help mum pay for my food and shelter? You’ll be helping not only me but all my friends too.

x x x

If you would like to become Fluffy’s sponsor and donate £20 a month for her care, please click below.