On Tuesday we had some brilliant volunteers from SUEZ UK visit Hugs HQ. They had a varied day that included:   Weeding and clearing our sign flower bed Clearing the laminitic paddock Creating dens for the pigs for enrichment Grooming and handling some of our rescues  ...

Thank you to everyone who supported our open day on Saturday. We raised an amazing £1,222.15! It was so lovely to see you all and show you Hugs HQ. A special thank you to those that donated to the raffle including; Proper Cornish, Screech Owl Sanctuary, Cornwall...

Why could supporting our charity help your business? Business image and reputation Networking, improved PR and marketing opportunities Boost office morale and encourage teambuilding Defines corporate identity Enhanced employee relations and employee retention Tax...

The Hugs Youth Well-Being Project Impact Report Charity Year June 2021 - May 2022 has been released. Great work by the Hugs team (humans and animals included!), long may it continue! Have a read of the impact report...

We wanted to say a big thank you to one of our service users, Peter. Peter set himself the challenge of ‘Marching May’ walking as many footpaths around Cornwall as he could. He had aimed to raise £200 but has totally surpassed that raising over £500 for Hugs! It's so...

Our wonderful Youth Well-Being Manager, Hazel, has had some amazing feedback for her well-being support sessions. We thought we'd celebrate this lovely feedback with you too.  "My Son attended hugs and I have to say it was amazing. I saw my son grow and become more...

We wanted to say a HUGE thank you to the incredible Network for Animals who are kindly donating another £2,000 to Hugs. We are so grateful that this amazing organisation are supporting our charity and the vital work we do with both animals and humans. Please check out...

We are delighted to share that the Pencarrow Snowdrop weekend in February was a huge success with £2,000 kindly being donated to Hugs! Thank you so much to all that made the weekend such a lovely occasion. The below photo is the inspirational Lady Molesworth kindly...

Extremely sad news from Hugs. Kizzie came to Hugs in 2017 due to ongoing laminitis which was unable to be managed in her current home and the situation was incredibly unfair on poor lonely and sore Kizzie. Luckily and with the help of all those who sponsored her care...