We have a variety of rescue animals available to sponsor at our animal sanctuary in Dorset from rescue horses and pet rabbits to rescue dogs and cats

When you sponsor these rescue horses at Margaret Green Animal Rescue it helps contribute towards their quality of life. Come and visit the resident animals at the Church Knowle Animal Sanctuary in Dorset and see what a difference your kind sponsorship can make.

Sponsor rescue horses and other animals

Some of the rescue horses and animals living at our Animal Sanctuaries are unsuitable for rehoming because of their age, medical or behavioural problems. An ideal way to care for an animal is to sponsor them, even if you can't have one yourself. You can send your sponsored animals special treats and gifts and you can even visit the animals which are at our Church Knowle sanctuary.

By sponsoring animals you can take an interest in the welfare of an individual animal and contribute towards their quality of life. In return you will not only receive regular news from them in the form of newsletters, updates, a certificate in your name but also great appreciation from all at Margaret Green Animal Rescue.

Our resident animals result in considerable expenditure on vet bills and food costs, typically in excess of £500 per year for each rescue horse and animal. Animal sponsorship in the form of a donation assists us in providing for these animals which would otherwise be without a home and a donation of £4 per month (less than £1 per week) or more helps to ensure we can properly care for our residents. In return for your voluntary commitment, we will send you a sponsorship certificate including a colour photograph and details of your chosen animal.

Please take a look below at all the rescue horses and other animals including shetland ponies, pigs, sheep, goats and donkeys that require sponsorship. If you are interested in sponsoring other animals please choose a group of animals from the links above to see all our animals available for sponsorship. We also have rabbits, dogs and cats that require sponsoring.