Buttercups will now be stepping into a bold new era, with the construction of a bespoke, second site. This will work in conjunction with the original, and in time will be able to house 160 additional goats, should they require our help. Upon a beautiful, Ledgers Bank is a south-facing 17 acre hilltop pasture, less than a five-minute walk from the sanctuary along the picturesque Greensand Way, we will develop a functioning, bio-diversity led landscape where both nature and our herd can thrive, and ensure a secure, sustainable furute for the sanctuary.
This grand undertaking will certainly take a lot of time and investment, but will also yield fantastic, extensive, long-lasting results for both our adorable residents and the wider, beautiful countryside. This is the most significant step since the charity’s foundation, and marks the begging of our next chapter in the Buttercups’ history.
DonateWe estimate that the Buttercups goats each consume on average around one bale of hay every two weeks (depending on size and constitution). When you take into consideration that the herd is currently around the 120 mark, you can understand how the number of bales required to keep our goats fed quickly gets very high, and is likely to increase further throughout the colder months. Over recent years, the price of a bale has increased significantly, so we are therefore asking for your assistance! For just £5, you can purchase a goat a bale of hay, and keep them happily fed for around two weeks. The goats will be very very grateful for any help you would be willing the give.
Thank you!
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