Remus Appeals

Remus Horse Sanctuary are currently running two appeals. Please scroll down to find out more.

40th Anniversary Fundraising Challenge

Remus Horse Sanctuary based in Essex, is launching its 40th Anniversary Challenge to raise £40,000 during the remainder of the year.

Sue Burton, Founder of the Sanctuary is asking its staff and volunteers, trustees and patrons, members, sponsors and supporters to fundraise just £40 each. Coming together in this way would help achieve the 40th Anniversary target – to help stop any animal from being born to die.

The reason behind the challenge may be a serious one but the idea is simple, how could you raise £40? Perhaps you could bake and sell 40 cakes; make and sell 40 cards or crafts; cycle 40 miles; swim 40 lengths; get together friends for a 40 minute Zumba class! Put on your creative hats and Sue and her team are sure you’ll come up with some crazy fun ideas!

Sue is asking, “Are you up for the challenge?” and for you to share the hashtag #NeverBornToDie.

For further information, visit donate.giveasyoulive.com/campaign/40-anniversary-challenge.

Cry for Help Appeal

The horse welfare crisis in this country continues to escalate and Remus is now on its knees financially.

Remus are desperate for funds and asking animal lovers everywhere to dig deep to make a donation and organise a fundraising event, to help continue the work of the Sanctuary and to help ease and eventually stop the daily suffering.

At present there are hundreds of horses and ponies around the country that are suffering daily. And sadly every day is a day nearer to death. Remus can and does help but, without serious financial assistance, will be forced to close.

Founder Sue said, “Normally at this time of year welfare issues ease and our costs go down giving us a chance to recoup much needed funds for the winter. However, this year there has been so many horses that have needed our help that it has proved impossible”. 

Remus needs additional financial support to help rescue many more animals and continue to provide lifetime care for our existing 200+ animals. To donate, visit our JustGiving page.