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- The Exploding Kittens Team Russian blue for saleThese adorably cute animals all face being put down unless enough money is raised to save their sanctuary. Horses, pigs, cats and dogs are among 100 animals currently living on death row in Cwmbran . Their home, the All Creatures Great and Small shelter faces closure within the next three months due to annual running costs of £240,000. Cheap Used Tires Salina KsAnd with many of the vulnerable animals unlikely to find suitable new homes - they would face a grim final trip to the vet. Toilet Tank Lid StuckGaby Shellard, who works at the sanctuary said: “We are asking for donations to keep the sanctuary afloat. Curtains And Drapes MumbaiMore: There have been more than 400 convictions for animal cruelty over the past five years in Wales “We’re going through a difficult financial period where our future is hanging in the balance. “

It’s always tough at the beginning of the year because of the bad weather. “This means the animals regularly require more vet treatment and so bills are a lot more expensive. But this year it’s a lot tougher. “If the sanctuary were to shut we would do everything in our power to appeal to as many people and places as we could to try and re-home the animals. More: Watch this poor young seal pup with injuries to her face, neck and eye get rescued by the RSPCA “It would be our main priority. “However, if we couldn’t find homes for them and we’d explored every other avenue, we’d have no choice but to take them to the vets and have them put down. “Although we’d hope that would be the absolute worst case scenario. “We operate a no-kill policy but if we can’t raise the necessary funds or re-home the animals and we close then that is what will happen.” The running costs of the sanctuary add up to more than £240,000 a year and the charity rely heavily on donations and fundraising events.

Business development manager Matt Nicholls said: “We’ve got around two to three months of funding left. “It costs about £5,000 a week to operate the sanctuary by the time we pay for food, bills, bedding and veterinary costs. More: This woman she shares her home with lizards, snakes - and even dragons “I think the main thing is that we’re trying to stay positive. “We hope we can raise enough money to stay open and we’re doing the best we can with the funding that we’ve got. “We want to secure the future of these animals and to keep taking in as many as we can. If the sanctuary wasn’t here where would they all go?” Gaby said: “Trevor is out ginger farm cat. He couldn’t be re-homed as he likes to spray all over the house. “He hasn’t got a tail but he’s a funny little character and he get’s on well with a lot of the staff here. “He’s not a house cat because he gets really nervous around people so it would be difficult to find him a home. He has a special and safe home with us, we understand him and love him.”

Gaby said: “Chelsea our beautiful horse has cushings disease and receives daily medication which is expensive. “She’s been with us from the very beginning, around 25 years. I worry what would happen to her if we closed, especially because of her age.” Gaby said: “Faith is our resident pig. She has arthritis and receives medication. “This is her home, she knows our voices, loves having her tummy rubbed and her back scratched. “If she doesn’t know you she’ll go off into her enclosure because she’s nervous. “She loves the staff here and feels comfortable around them.” Gaby said: “Lucy has very bad behavioural problems and she’s a proper madam. “We’ve tried to re-home her three times but people just can’t deal with her so she keeps coming back. “She fits in well here at the sanctuary and is well looked after. “Unfortunately she is not a lap cat and so we’d struggle to re-home her.” Gaby said: “Our three new pigs Ruby, Rosy and Rebecca nearly starved to death because their owner had died and they were left undiscovered for months. “