
Monday, September 24, 2007
Alpacas for Hen Protection
A farm in West Cornwall has recruited two unusual security guards to protect its hens from harm. Tremayne Farm, near Camborne, has taken on two Peruvian alpacas - named William and Harry - to keep predators away. Farm manager Giles Greenhough said: "Because of the alpacas' nature, they'll take up the role of becoming guardians of the flock." Farm director Lisa Rowe added: "Alpacas are used extensively in Australia and New Zealand to safeguard sheep." She added: "We know that happy hens lay the tastiest eggs and for that reason, we recruited the alpacas."Sunday, September 23, 2007
What a Cutie
Dog freed from baggage locker at Airport. The Royal Marechaussee rescued a young white keeshond from a baggage locker this week.The dog has been handed over to veterinary services. The owner will be facing a substantial fine if he reports to pick up his dog and luggage. The dog is in professional care at the moment and in good condition.
More here.
Saturday, September 22, 2007
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