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Our History of Hillside NewsletterCelebrating more than 25 years of helping and campaigning for animals in need. Read about the highs and lows of Hillside since we were founded by Wendy Valentine in 1995. |
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Our 2024 NewsletterA round up of this years events, including Mallards that ducked for cover and the sad passing of our long term friend and colleague, John Fisher, and much more! |
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Our 2023 NewsletterAnimals come to live at Hilliside after another sanctuary sadly closes. We also share photos of our new kennels that are now operational and our latest Farm Animal Investigation. Also some of our wildlife rescues throughout the year... |
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Our 2022 Newsletterwith the latest news from our Dog Rescue, 13 donkeys arriving from another sanctuary, our latest Farm Animal Investigation and can you Spot the Goat? |
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Our 2021 NewsletterWith lots of news about recent rescues, investigations, fundraising, gifts and lots more! |
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Our 2020 yearly NewsletterCelebrating 25 Years since we were founded by Wendy Valentine. With our rescues and investigations for the year. |
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Winter 2018/2019Lots of news from the Sanctuary including our rescue of 23 Thoroughbreds and we say goodbye to an old friend. |
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Winter 2017/2018Hillside Dog Rescue rehomed more dogs than ever before. We take in cows from a vegetarian beef farmer and lots of horses, ponies, pigs, sheep, deer and other animals are rescued. |
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Winter 2016/2017We've talen in more animals than ever, and used incredible amounts of straw to keep them warm and content throughout the winter. |
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Autumn/Winter 2014Find our how about many of our rescues during 2014 and how we're helping hundreds of horses during the UK's horse crisis. |
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Autumn/Winter 2013Featuring Brian the deer and Coco the foal on the cover. Read about their hearwarming friendship and all the other animals that needed our help in 2013. |
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Autumn/Winter 2012It's our biggest ever, with 40 pages packed full of information about the Sanctuary, the animals who live here, and our many rescues throughout 2012... |
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2011/2012 Newsletter32 pages of information including recent farm animal rescues, latest investigations and how we're also helping wildlife. |
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Autumn/Winter 2010 NewsletterBumper issue includes information on our new Hillside Dog Rescue, 'Who lives at Hillside', the amazing story of Sugar's recovery and the latest news from around the Sanctuary |
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Winter 2009 NewsletterShowing our rescued animals and latest news from Hillside. Also cards and gifts to buy in support of the Sanctuary. |
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Summer 2009 NewsletterShowing our rescued animals and latest news from Hillside. Also cards and gifts to buy in support of the Sanctuary. |
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Winter 2008/9 Newsletter |
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Spring 2008 NewsletterShowing details of our new farm, rescued animals and our latest investigations. |
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Winter 2007 NewsletterA report of our farm animal investigations during 2007 |
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Spring 2007 NewsletterWe report on bird 'flu outbreak at Bernard Matthews. |
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Winter 2006 NewsletterReport on the sentencing of Bernard Matthews' workers. How the poultry industry could be putting the whole country at risk from bird 'flu. Update of our investigations into the RSPCA's Freedom Food scheme. |
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Spring 2006 NewsletterWhat the dairy industry won’t tell you! Hillside’s Farm Animal Investigations shown on SIX National TV Programmes Free Range eggs exposed. |
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Winter 2005 NewsletterMeet Wallis, our Wild Boar - Learn how we care for our sheep - Details of latest investigations. |
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Spring 2005 NewsletterCelebrating the first 10 years - Securing an extra 20 acres - Farm animal investigation updates. |
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Spring Update 2004Are the authorities blind, incompetent or wilful as they continue to cover up the extreme suffering of farm animals? |
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January 2004 NewsletterSafe in the Sanctuary. The story of one little pig - Boss Hogg.... and the the BBC's Food police take up the plight of the Christmas turkey. |
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September 2004 NewsletterLambs suffering in silence. 24th August 04 - a disasterous day for ducks. |
