The Jollity Farm Appeal
We are not a registered charity - we are just two individuals who do what we can to take in those animals who are in need of sanctuary and we give to them all the love, food and safe housing that they require - for their lifes !

There are three ways you can give support, through pay pal, and leave a message saying where you wish your gift to be forwarded on to. However we would prefer that your contributions be sent directly to our veterinary surgery, as there is always on going costs even just in the yearly checks and med's required, or by contributing towards the food and bedding costs.

We are not told who has helped us - your contributions only show on the monthly invoice so we wish to say here and now, Thank You to everyone who has given such wonderful gifts!

If you would like to notify us of your contribution, please email me at cvfa.uk@virgin.net so I may thank you personally -:)


Mary Alice (CVFA) and Chris Pollard
and All Our Friends on Jollity Farm in Cornwall
March 2007

Kenwyn Veterinary Centre
Farm Animal & Equine
Kenwyn Hill
Truro
Cornwall
TR1-3ED
England

Or by your card by: Telephoning 01872-22-5599


Food & Bedding

M.A. GRIGG
Argricultural Merchants
Pendennis, Sticker
St. Austell
Cornwall
PL26 7JH
UK

Please write To The Accout of Mary Alice Pollard of Gerrans on the back of the cheque.

Or you can help by using your card by telephoning MA Griggs:  01-726-65656
Our orders are delivered to us every two weeks.......

Sack of Pony Pasture Mix  
Sack of Goat Mix              
20 kilos crushed aats   &  20 kilos of crushed barley     
24 Bales of Hay                  
25 Kilos Horse Shavings    
16 Bales of Straw   ( less in summer )  8 bails of shaving           
25 Kilos Mixed Corn          



We thank you for helping us to take care of these very special friends

Mare and Foal Sanctuary in Devon

To visit all our residents, please visit their album at my Official Just Nice Photos Site

Our Jollity Farm Residents- 2007:

  3  Sheltland Ponies
  2  Sheep ( placed into our care )
  4  Goats
  1  Turkey ( rescued )
  1  Goose ( placed into our care )
  2  Tortoises ( One Fostered from the Tortoise Garden Sanctuary )
  9  Ducks  (placed into our care - 4 rescued )
  1  Rooster
12  X-Battery hens


In the cottage, we reside with 2 Dogs & 5 Cats, 4 Budgies, and 2 Cockatiels

A huge thank you to everyone who has always been here for them  -:) and for us !










Click on the Jollity Banner above to see the photos of CVFA Patron Maria Daines visit to Jollity Farm with her partner Paul Killington ! Click here to know more about CVFA.

Jollity Farm
by
Maria Daines, 2007
www.maria-daines.com

In lush green pastures safe from harm
The animals live on Jollity Farm
There's Thumbelina and Thomas turkey
Shetland ponies Sooty and Sparky
Judy and Oliver, once unlucky lambs
Feel the love from caring hands
A life of peace in clover meadows
Far away from cloud and shadows
How wonderful to see this sight
In a cruel world a ray of light
To watch these precious souls at play
Knowing they are here to stay
Not Christmas dinner, chops or stew
Roaming free in the summer dew
Once refugees, now rescued, saved
Four legs or two, they've got it made!
Hay and water, a warm straw bed
Sweet dreams for every sleepy head
Wrapped in the kindness of loving arms
A Cornish haven soothes and calms
They want for nothing for they come first
Never hunger, fear or thirst
Simply to be, not a product or trend
All for one and each one a friend.

To Mary and Chris our thanks for your care
And a great big hug for being there
You make a difference, saving the lost
No matter the workload, the trouble or cost
A voice for the broken, the lonely, alone
Jollity Farm ... a place to call home.





























Sign The Petition Hosted by VIVA * STOP THE CRUEL HORSE SLAUGHTER *
http://www.gopetition.co.uk/petitions/stop-cruel-horse-slaughter.html


Please Visit  & Support The Mare & Foal Sanctuary
http://www.mareandfoal.org/


The Slaughter of Dartmoor













How can anyone possibly live their lives
If they know of the terror that reins
It's time once more for the roundup
The horror, the carnage, the pain.
The ponies that roam free on Dartmoor
Happy and living in peace
Are hunted at this time for Market
For their meat, the butcher to please.
Babies crammed into lorries
Mares in foal, frightened and sick
Their eyes tell of the heartbreak
Traumatised, did she feel the last kick?
Ponies and foals stand together
So tight that they can hardly breathe
In the hell trucks that take them away from home
As their Moorland homes they leave.
If ponies can weep then their tears down the years
Would flood a river I'm sure
Why do we permit this heartbreak?
Against such cruelty I pray for a cure
There must be a better solution
Do these men have hearts of stone?
These ponies have feelings, they suffer
Please leave them on Dartmoor to roam.

- Dorothy M -



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Please also visit and support,  The Lluest Horse & Pony Trust: http://www.lluesthorseandponytrust.org.uk/


















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Chapter and verse down on Jollity Farm
09/06/2008 West Briton

THE creator of a new book of poetry and prose by animal lovers around the world
hopes its sale will secure the future of a Roseland animal sanctuary.

Mary Alice Pollard lives in Gerrans with her husband Chris.
Among the couple's .......... read on
http://www.thisiscornwall.co.uk/news/Chapter-verse-Jollity-Farm/article-185335-detail/article.html

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An independent assessment of, the livestock, their facilities and husbandry
of the kept animals at the above site called Jollity Farm in Gerrans, Cornwall.

by

Mr. A. Collins
6 California Gardens
Portscatho,  Truro
Cornwall
TR2 5UL
UK


Mr Collins qualifications include National Certificate in Agriculture with top student in veterinary subjects, National Certificate in Farm Management and a Craftsman in Agriculture.
                    
..... " After a lengthy site visit with the Pollards, where I was able to question them both on all aspects of the animal's well being, their rationing,  husbandry techniques and ground allocation  I could clearly say that, all the animals I came across were being kept to a high level of well being, with rationing and land allocation that needs no correcting. Therefore I can only come to one conclusion that all the Pollard's animals are properly cared for, and that there is a high quality of animal welfare standards being kept.... "


Visit ABOUT CORNWALLS VOICE FOR ANIMALS

If you require additional references please contact the Mare & Foal Sanctuary
( www.mareandfoal.org ), The Tortoise Garden ( www.thetortoisegarden.co.uk ) or our Patron Maria Daines ( www.maria-daines.com ) and they will be more than happy to provide you with one.

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Maria & Paul on Jollity Farm in Cornwall 13 April ’07 ( CVFA )
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