Only 4 miles from Kingfisher Cottage
Free to enter. See how the Flicka Foundation are caring for over 70 donkeys and 30 horses, all rescued from situations of abuse, neglect and abandonment. Some are young donkeys and foals, like Hamish, Darcey, Clover and Archie.
Originally called ‘The Golden Oldies’, in 1995 it changed its name when “Flicka” came along. He was a small strawberry roan pony, rescued after being found abandoned in the middle of an industrial estate. He was delightful, loved people, was very affectionate and adored fuss and attention.
Since Flicka’s arrival, over 1,000 animals have been rescued and rehabilitated for lots of different reasons, including horses, ponies, sheep, pigs, cows, cats, dogs, rabbits, other small animals and of course donkeys. Each with a story to tell, from unthinkable cruelty, neglect or abuse.
During the spring and summer months nearly all the donkeys are out in the paddocks; you can take a stroll down the visitor walkways and watch them enjoying their lives in peace after all the trauma they have endured.
The Tea Bray’k tea room overlooks the donkey paddocks and sells delicious homemade cakes and light snacks.
