Kaylum
Well-Known Member
Donkey Sanctuary charity facing four centre closures
The Donkey Sanctuary is considering closing centres in Leeds, Manchester, Birmingham and Ivybridge.
www.bbc.co.uk
Looked at your link but it says page not foundUmmmm they have an income of £57 million and spent £49 million. I am not sure I feel sorry for them….
I see them whizzing up and down M5 a lot in sparkling new HGVs.
As a charity they may have got the lorries at a reduced price as it is good advertising for the manufacturer, or they may have been purchased by a benefactor (and this should be something the charity looked into before acquiring them). I don't know if this is the case, and IMO if the charity bought them at full price with their general funds then that wasn't a good use of money.I don’t fee sorry for them.
There are far better uses of charity money than brand new oakley supreme’s complete with full luxury living.
I wonder what will happen for those of us who foster their donkeys. I have two living with me. They came from the Manchester centre and one of their staff from the Leeds centre comes to see them and check all is well with vaccs, feet, dental, weight etc once or twice a year. They’re still owned by the Donkey Sanctuary though I have their passports and they have a home for life here hopefully. It’s always been good having their back up though and knowing should anything happen to me or should my circumstances change they would take them back and re settle them appropriately. I wonder whether someone will be allocated to oversee them from another centre.Donkey Sanctuary charity facing four centre closures
The Donkey Sanctuary is considering closing centres in Leeds, Manchester, Birmingham and Ivybridge.www.bbc.co.uk