Are you searching for a unique way to show appreciation to your loved ones, friends, local heroes, or family members this Valentine's Day? Look no further! Why not surprise them by sending a card from one of our adorable animals? You can even indulge in one for yourself, guilt-free. The proceeds from the sale of these cards will go directly towards the welfare of our animals, making it a thoughtful gift for both your recipient and the animals.
 
All you need to do is let us know who you want to send it to, or we can send it to you so that you can send it yourself! You can also include a personal message, or if you prefer to keep it anonymous, leave it blank. (If you run out of space in the message box, send us an email with your complete message.) We'll then send them the card and enclose a letter explaining the cause you have supported in their name. Let's spread the love this Valentine's Day!
 
About the Cause: 
 
Groot: Our care team and vets have been providing extra special treatment to Groot and his friends throughout the winter to take care of their delicate hooves. They require regular bathing and medicated treatments during this time to ensure their health. Since they are indoors at this time, their diets are being supplemented with lots of extra vitamins and minerals, tasty hay, and extra food. They don't have access to their usual lush grass and browse, so it's important to feed them well. Your support will help us continue to provide the necessary care for these animals.
 
Timmy: Timmy is one of our younger rescued sheep and now the head of our main flock, so making sure they are all together and well is one of his jobs as the leader! While Timmy is still very young, he is helping to take care of some very old family members, and some of these lovely sheep need a lot of extra care and treatment. Following quite a lot of veterinary treatment over the last few weeks, we now have a vet bill over £2,000 to pay to ensure that we can keep receiving the important lifesaving medications and treatments needed to keep them all in good health, and your support will be a big help for lovely sheep such as Rambo, who is currently receiving treatment.