We are very sad to let you know that we lost our wonderful pony Gemma at the end of last week. Gemma was 33 years old, and had had a turbulent couple of years in… continue reading
We are now open again to visitors for the summer season!! You can visit us between 2pm and 4:30pm every Sunday afternoon. There may be the odd occasion we have to close at fairly short… continue reading
Dear friends, it is with great sadness and heavy hearts that we must tell you we lost our beautiful Inanna this week. She had stopped eating, and we had the vet and the dentist out… continue reading
Due to a lack of volunteers for the last weekend in September, we are now closed to visitors for the winter. We will of course continue to keep you updated on our resident donkeys and… continue reading
We regret to inform you that we will be closed to visitors on Sunday 29th May 2016 due to unforeseen staffing issues. We will be open again on Sunday 5th June, 2-4.30pm. Many apologies for… continue reading
The Folly's team are very sad to let you know that we had to have the lovely Arthur put to sleep yesterday. He went very quiet over the weekend and had gone off his food.… continue reading
Great news!! As of Sunday 3rd April we will now be open to visitors on Sunday afternoons, 2pm to 4.30pm! You can meet the residents donkeys and ponies of Folly's Farm, visit your adopted donkey… continue reading
The winter months are typically our most expensive, with hay and straw requirements increasing dramatically due less time spent in the field and more in the warm of the stables, and less grass to eat.… continue reading
Caring for Donkeys: A Fact Sheet by Folly’s Farm Home of Rest for Donkeys and Ponies Folly’s Farm is an alternative sanctuary running on natural medicine and fed on chemical free and organic feed. This… continue reading
Bach Remedies and Animals by Stefan Ball, Director at The Bach Centre The Bach flower remedies were the creation of a remarkable doctor, pathologist and bacteriologist called Edward Bach. His research into vaccines in… continue reading
