Brook Farm Animal Sanctuary wins National Animal Charity Of the Year Award

A much loved Raunds animal sanctuary has received national recognition after being named ANIMAL CHARITY OF THE YEAR at the prestigious ANIMAL STAR AWARDS.

Brook Farm Animal Sanctuary, based in Raunds, received the award in recognition of its Outstanding commitment to rescuing rehabilitating care for animals that are in need.

As one of the few sanctuaries in Northamptonshire dedicated to rescuing and caring for farm animals. Brook Farm provides a safe haven for hundreds of animals that have suffered neglect, abuse or abandonment. From horses, ponies and donkeys, to pigs sheep goats cows rabbit cats and dogs, every anima is given the opportunity to live out the rest of its life in safety and with compassion.

The sanctuary has become a valued part of the local community, welcoming visitors throughout the year while relying on the generosity of supporters, volunteers and fundraisers to continue its vital work.

 The A spokesperson for Brook Farm Animal Sanctuary said:

 We are absolutely delighted to have been named Animal Charity of the |Year. This award is dedicated to our incredible staff, volunteers, trustees and supporters, whose commitment and generosity make everything we do possible.  It is also for every animal that has found safety and a second chance here at Brook Farm.  We hope this recognition helps raise awareness of the importance of farm animal rescue and encourages even more people to support our work”.

Winning a national Animal Star Award shines a spotlight on the exceptional work taking place in Raunds and recognises the sanctuary’s commitment to improving the lives of some of the county’s most vulnerable animals.

With demand for places continuing to grow, Brook Farm Animal Sanctuary hopes the award will inspire more people to volunteer visit, sponsor an animal or donate , helping ensure it can continue rescuing farm animals and other animals requiring care for many more years to come.

Registered Charity No 112666

For further information please contact

Brook Farm Sanctuary

Website www.bfas.org.uk