20 November 2023

Autumn draw prize winners announced!

Thank you to everyone who took part in our Autumn prize draw!

The winners were:

  • First prize – Miss H, Leighton Buzzard - £3,000
  • Second prize – Mrs S, Manchester - £1,500
  • Third prize – Mrs M, Carlisle - £500

Twenty-five runner-ups also won a Redwings gift bag.

Taking part in our prize draw helps horses and donkeys in need, just like Shetland pony Alfie (pictured).

Alfie was offered a home at Redwings after being found with a severe wound on his cheek, the result of a suspected dog bite.

Thanks to the urgent care provided by our highly-skilled vets, he is now on the road to recovery.

It’s through your support, such as the selling and purchasing of raffle tickets, that we can be at there for the next pony who requires our specialist expertise.

If you would like to receive tickets, or if you would like us to send you some more, please email info@redwings.co.uk or call 01508 505246.

Alfie receives urgent treatment upon his arrival at Redwings.
Alife receiving emergency treatment upon arrival at the Sanctuary. WARNING: Some graphic injury scenes.
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