Bransby Horses

Bransby Horses refreshes name and logo

Bransby Home of Rest for Horses is to update its name — and is to be called Bransby Horses

Bransby takes in record number of horses in 2012

Bransby Home of Rest for Horses received 156 horses and ponies through its gates in 2012 — the highest number in its 45-year history

Rescued pony Carrot put down due to heart problems

Carrot, one of the two horses rescued in a campaign started by H&H forum users, has been put down

Rescued pony Spud put down after bout of colic

Spud, a pony adopted alongside Carrot, by Bransby Home of Rest for Horses, has been put to sleep following several bouts of colic caused by internal tumours.

Bransby temporarily closes to public after equine flu outbreak

Bransby Home of Rest for Horses has been shut to the public after an outbreak of equine flu among its 271 horses

Horses rescued thanks to H&H forum users find home for life

Carrot and Spud — two emaciated horses rescued from Lincolnshire last September thanks to Horse & Hound readers — will live out their days at the Bransby Home of Rest for Horses

Robinson Animal Healthcare donates Equiwrap to Bransby Home of Rest

A donation of Equiwrap from Robinson Animal Healthcare will help staff at the Bransby Home of Rest for Horses care for their animals during the coming winter months

Wild ponies moved from scrubland in Wales to Bransby Home of Rest

In a six-month operation, 25 semi-feral ponies have been removed from 2,000 acres of common land near Blaenavon in South Wales

Bransby Home of Rest for Horses reopens to the public

Bransby Home of Rest for Horses has reopened to the public after being closed for more than two years due to a strangles outbrea

Strangles hits Bransby Home of Rest for Horses

Bransby Home of Rest for Horses has been forced to cancel its open day for the second time after being plagued by strangles for the past two years

New intensive care unit for horses at University of Liverpool

A generous grant from the Bransby Home of Rest for Horses has enabled a new equine intensive care unit will be built at the University of Liverpool