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Weʼve raised £902 to fund Wendy the Shire horses eye operation.
- Spilsby, United Kingdom
- Funded on Wednesday, 31st January 2018
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Trying to raise the £800 needed by the Northcote Heavy Horse Centre to pay the vetenary fees for Wendy the Shire horse who has a growth in her eye which needs removing as soon as possible. Wendy is currently receiving daily treatment but an operaton to remove the growth before it gets much bigger is advised by the vets.
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39
Laura Bassett
Jan 30, 2018
This donation is being made to add to the collection in memory of Sylvia Krysuik (my lovely Nan who adored shire horses) - keep up the fantastic work you do!
£30.00
Theresa Brooke
Dec 5, 2017
Spent some lovely time at Northcote with some beautiful horses, hope this helps.
£10.00
karen armstrong
Dec 3, 2017
£5.00
Maggie Booker
Dec 2, 2017
Good luck hope it all goes well, will be back in March to visit.
£10.00
Anonymous
Dec 1, 2017
good luck
£50.00
valerie Lowry
Dec 1, 2017
HOPE THE OP IS A COMPLETE SUCCESS FOR THIS BEAUTIFUL HORSE
£20.00
Anonymous
Nov 30, 2017
Hope all goes well with the operation x
£5.00
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Maria Cuthbert
Spilsby, United Kingdom
I am a volunteer at the Northcote Heavy Horse centre and try to fundraise for them whenever possible as it's my home from home and means a lot to me. All of the animals in our care have found their "forever home" at the Northcote Heavy Horse Centre