This charity needs as much help as possible so come on everyone !!!read more

Beautiful and roomy Sanctuary, very nice people here!! So many kitties needing forever homes. They…read morereally care for the cat's comfort it seems! When you walk in, you go past the front desk and back to the cat area, which the staff will show you and help you to get around (it can be quite a maze.) The first area is a garden with some kitties roaming freely, and there are multiple buildings all filled with adoptable kitties. I was so joyed to see that no cats were in tiny cages, they are in smallish rooms that are totally acceptable for a cat to be in and be comfortable. They have plenty of room to play, they have plenty of toys and places to sleep. I highly recommend this sanctuary.

We go every year and would recommend it to anyone. Particularly recommended are the micro pigs…read more(warning: If you go when they first open in the season then there is a slight risk that the pigglets won't have been born so keep an eye on their social feeds!) and bottle feeding lambs. Plus, hedghehogs, piggie races and lovely animals to feed. Did go with an 8 year old and 7 year old, which led to one being too tall to do something he wanted (pony ride) and the other been too small (go karts) so that may be worth considering and researching but it's a wonderful spot and, as I say, we go every year!

Having met the MD of the Farm and Wildlife Centre during another function, I took the opportunity…read moreto drive over and make a quick visit. What I saw in the short time I was there was very encouraging. Would certainly recommend to others as a place of intriguing diversity and so well set up with all ages in mind. A friendly and client-focussed staff add to the overall atmosphere. A good venue for a famly visit. Trust to visit for a longer viusit at some stage. Global Nomad

What a wonderful place. Found this completely by accident but so glad we did…read more On vacation in Cornwall with our friends from London, We were doing the group activities with their family until we decided to split off for a day on our own. We come across the Sanctuary.......actually, I don't remember how we came across it but we found it and decided to go. They offered 1 hour hands on interaction with the owls in addition to admission for 50 pounds. At first I thought this was a little steep but they let the wife and I both participate for this amount. This became a fantastic deal. The first thing we did was go observe all of the owls in their housing. As with any exhibit, sign on the outside stating what region they're from, what they eat and so on. Never did I realized they were so many different species of owls. I honestly thought there were only two or three. Next, we met with the handler who instructed us on handling the birds and how to interact with them. Next, she brought us different owls ranging from small barn owls to an enormous, 11 pound Eagle Owl. Truly amazing creatures to observe up close. The young lady who taught us about the animals was really informative and a pleasure to talk with. In the sanctuary, you're not just limited to owls. Walk around the place and you'll find geese, raccoons, llamas, and cool pair of jack-asses that I had a real fun time hanging around with. Also, a small cafe onsite with decent food and of course, tea. If you're looking for something to do that really outside the box you should give this place a try. Even if you're not into animals that much I think you'll really be fascinated by these birds.

This place is amazing! It's very hands on and educational, and for only £10!…read more We went on a cold, rainy, Easter Sunday. Because of the weather hardly anyone was there which was great for us. We started at the close encounters area where we were introduced to a variety of owls from the super tiny to the humungous. Each of their story, breeds and characteristics were explained to us and there were plenty of photo opportunities. We also got to stroke their heads and bellies. A flying display then followed with different birds. We got even more up close and personal with them flying and landing right next to us. We even had the chance to hold them. After viewing the different aviaries and various other animals in the sanctuary we caught up with one of the staff and helped to feed the emus, goats, meerkats, and raccoons. The best thing is that you could do the whole thing again as they run in continuous circles. If you're in Cornwall this is well worth the visit.

I was last here in 1971...uh, its changed out of all recognition...its huge...I expected a handfull…read moreof people...no, hundreds...fortunately there is enough parking space...but it was pretty full There are nearly 200 donkeys there and you walk around the various paddocks set out for them...they just stand, lie or munch away as you wander around... We didn't go to the resto as it was heaving...the shop of course was a must and we bought a tea towel... The staff were very helpful and informative. A very nice wander about; very relaxing - and it was a lovely day weather wise. Definitely a place for kids and there are things for them to enjoy and to keep them busy

I bought some Christmas cards and greeting cards from the Donkey Sanctuary…read more I wish them luck with the donkeys, and hope to be able to support them a bit more in the future.