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Ashby

Ashby was purchased as a paddock mate for Russel when Terri first arrived at Hidden Valley Farm, from the first day she has been a hit with everyone, she loves…

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Turkey Crew

We have two male and two female turkeys, they used to live completely self-sufficient in the Hidden Valley. In the winter, we shared a few treats, so they came back…

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Yob

Terri & Jim rescued Yob from the streets of Christchurch. He has a big scar on his neck but this doesn't seem to bother him these days. He loves nothing…

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Tilly

Tilly is a boarder collie, bred to work on the farm. She has loads of instinct but much more a pet than a working dog. As she doesn't come off…

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Lacy

Lacy isn't a full time resident of HVF but is very much part of our team. Lacy belongs to Claire Hutt, our sanctuary secretary and very good friend and number…

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Gail

It was always Terri's dream to rescue dairy calves. Gail arrived at only 5 days old with Stormy, another calf who sadly didn't make the trauma. Gail is now a…

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Nellie

Nellie; born to Pixi and Obiwan on 10th December 2023. Nellie from day one has been strong bright and curious. Nellie was named, after a helpxchange visitor (seen in one…

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Tyla

Tyla came to HVF in March 2024 as her long term owner needed to go overseas for an undetermined time. Tyla is fully sponsored by her owner. She keeps full…

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Edwin

Edwin is not a rescue kitten as such, although we do have many strays up here on the hill but we wanted to introduce him anyway. Edwin has joined the…

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Spider

Spider is a stunning little tortoise shell farm yard cat, who joined us with one job: to manage the vermin. Her sweet character captures everyone's heart. Follow Facebook to see…

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Pippi

Pipi is a typical example of a hand reared goat, who grew up and took over her owners lives and heart. It became apparent she needed to reintegrate into farm…

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