Second Chance Animal Rescue

Bought an exotic animal experience, and it was the best thing ever. Got to feed and cuddle meerkats, give some treats to various fox, and rough and tumble play with the most amazing trash panda in the world... His name is Bobby.

Words cannot describe how AMAZING this place is. The animals always look so happy and well looked after and John, Sue, Toni and Charlie are the most kind, compassionate and enthusiastic people I have met..as well as the numerous volunteers who make you feel so welcome nothing is too much trouble.Their passion for the welfare of all the animals is commendable as they put in 24/7 all day...everyday.When I leave i feel like I've had a huge hug!...it's my happy" place

Wear wellies, and warm clothes. A brilliant experience with people who really know their stuff and clearly care about the animals. Highly recommend.

We did a 2 hour tour from Groupon that turned into a 3 hour tour for free!Fantastic place to see the animals, you actually get to go in with them.The people there really care for them and like the name says they have all been rescued.They put the animals first so no visit ever stresses the animals out as the carers just wouldn’t do it!We got to meet meerkats, raccoons, foxes, cats, owls and lots more!Instagram: @Lilfitmiss

What a lovely day ☺️ thank you so much ❤️

I went with the expectation to pet some cats and dogs. Only one cat and dog were open to pet. Rest of the animals were inside their houses. It was good to see them. But I assume contacting the authority prior to our visit would have been given us opportunity to customised tour. Also, to pet the animals. There were very limited visiting hour and instructions to move around. I found the road were quite uneven and with lots of muddy puddle. If you are planning to go after rain please drive carefully. I recommend wearing rubber boots.

Had a great time here and left feeling like I learned a lot, full of respect for the owners and volunteers.I'll start by saying definitely persevere with following your map app as some of the signs on the drive in are slightly worn out. The rescue is past the building/scaffolding company so keep driving and follow the animals. After wet weather you're likely to run into deep puddles so be aware of that.John ran the majority of our session and we started off feeding meerkats before moving onto a couple of fox species and then some owls that had been rescued the night before. You get plenty of time to amble by the animal enclosures and more curious species will come up to greet you. If you love cats, they have 69 of them roaming around and some are incredibly attention seeking, so while not considered exotic"

Enjoyed the Christmas open day's, unfortunately the weather was horrible,but these guys do such a amazing job they're spirit is enough to lift you up, please can you support them,to carry on doing the the terrific job they're doing

I had recently purchased a young cat and unfortunately my 2yr was heavily allergic which I had been unaware previously its was a sad situation as my son loved her and we all didI'd called second chance after being recommended from somewhere else and even though they were full to burst with cats they still helped me and made room for herI'm cant express to this place how grateful I was for being so accommodating and highly recommend them for rescue or to rehome and animal they have animals of all varieties and these animals as I saw were so loved and cared for by the staff thereYes it was muddy but what do you expect for a farm this place was so beautiful the staff were so lovely and completely understood my situation as it was a very upsetting momentThis place is a no kill shelter and so some amazing work 5 stars just isn't enough for hereThey require a small donation when they rescue your animal which I was more than happy to do and will no be donating on a regular basis