Radcliffe Donkey Sanctuary

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4.8

( 8 reviews )

Pet Adoption, Animal Shelters

Church Ln, Huttoft, Alford LN13 9RB, United Kingdom

+44 7940-146-330

The Radcliffe Donkey Sanctuary is a renowned brand dedicated to the welfare and protection of donkeys. Situated in an idyllic location, the sanctuary offers a safe haven for these gentle creatures, providing them with a loving and nurturing environment. With a mission to rescue and rehabilitate abandoned and mistreated donkeys, the sanctuary has gained recognition for its exceptional care and dedication towards these animals. Visitors to the sanctuary can witness the incredible work being done, learn about the history and importance of donkey conservation, and even participate in adoption programs. In addition, the sanctuary features a charming caf, a gift shop, and various opportunities for donations and contributions. With its commitment to donkey welfare and its welcoming atmosphere, the Radcliffe Donkey Sanctuary continues to be a beloved and respected brand within the animal welfare community.

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Jim henry

March 22, 2024

Have taken all family members and friends that have come to visit us in Chapel and we have enjoyed it every time. It's a great family day outing and gives us the chance to help with the upkeep of these wonderful Donkeys. Grandchildren, nephews, nieces and friends children alike thoroughly enjoy themselves, including the big ones 😅 …

Fred bryson (this is our time)

March 22, 2024

Lots of lovely donkeys to see that have all been rescued. Fantastic for children. Pay £1 for small bucket of carrots to feed the animals. Can also make a donation to fund their large running costs. Cafe on site but no picnics allowed.

Bonnie lee

March 22, 2024

My family and I love it here. We return everytime we are up on holiday near Mablethorpe. It is lovely to see all the donkeys are healthy and well looked after. I think the carrots in buckets is a great idea and a perfect size for the kids to feed the donkeys. The cafe is very nice and the food is nice too. The toilets are kept clean and plenty of parking .

Mike wu

March 22, 2024

We couldn't believe how busy this little place was! For a very small entry fee and a reasonably priced bucket of carrots you can enjoy the company of a plethora of donkeys. They all had personality and seemed well loved and cared for. The staff are kind and hardworking to accommodate the crowds which flock to the sanctuary. The food is inexpensive and good. It is only open 2 days a week and we went twice in holiday 😆. We 'adopted' 2 donkeys but would have adopted more if we had deeper pockets. Great morning activity!

Yuan gao

March 22, 2024

I have taken my grandchildren here to see and feed the donkeys on many occasions. The children absolutely love it. The carrots are £1.00 a bucket. The sanctuary pay for everything themselves, there is no cash given from anywhere apart from visitors. They rescue the donkeys. Tea , coffee and cake is available to buy. Dig deep , this is an amazing sanctuary.

Andrew rable

March 22, 2024

Lovely rescue centre for Donkeys, a book has been written about Alan,who is still here my 1st picture who has learnt to tap the gate for more carrots. No carrots on our visit which was disappointing but Donkeys happy to receive a fuss all the same. Good snack bar very reasonable prices, little shop to raise funds but although pocket money prices could do with some better quality goods to encourage adults to spend too. Not open every day so check opening times before eating out.

Meghan rokita

March 22, 2024

A hidden gem. My grandkids absolutely loved feeding the donkeys, and it helped to improve their confidence around larger animals. Remember to take cash for the gift shop and carrots 🥕 …

Andrew haley

March 22, 2024

Had a fantastic day here with the Mrs, fed the donkeys with buckets of carrots they you can buy onsite, had lunch which was very nice, even sponsored 2 donkeys while we was there, a lovely place doing an amazing job caring for these lovely animals