Help Rebuild the animal's homes, after Dennis!
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On the night of the 15th of February storm "Dennis" hit the UK with incredible amounts of wind and rain. All across the UK people struggled through floodwater, and now labour to repair the damage to properties.
But it's not only people who are affected by these storms, last night a whole section of the roof was ripped off the farm's stable blocks and crashed back down in the middle of the yard.
All the horses were in for the night, along with a variety of other animals. The owners say it must have been something like a tornado going through the place because they heard an incredible roar, then a crash. The horses must have been terrified in their stables.
We arrived this morning to find nearly all of the roof from one stable block missing, and the roof from another building ripped off as well.
The farmer and his wife are lovely accommodating people, they live in caravans on the land, they don't own a house of their own and we thank God that this mini tornado missed their caravan and just hit the farm buildings but this leaves many of the animals without any real shelter in a harsh environment on the top of the UK moors. I've started this "Go fund me page" to help this lovely couple repair all the damage quickly. Building materials don't come cheap and the animals need a roof over them as we are still in the middle of winter. Speaking for myself, as part of the body of Christ, (the Church) I feel it is my duty to help those in need of help, help comes in many different forms but the main way in these instances is financial gifting to help the owners re-build quickly.
Any amount of gifting, small or large is a help.
Let's make a difference where we can, and when we can as things grow darker.
Colette Silverman (admin for stables and grazing in Lancashire & Stables and grazing in Greater Manchester)
But it's not only people who are affected by these storms, last night a whole section of the roof was ripped off the farm's stable blocks and crashed back down in the middle of the yard.
All the horses were in for the night, along with a variety of other animals. The owners say it must have been something like a tornado going through the place because they heard an incredible roar, then a crash. The horses must have been terrified in their stables.
We arrived this morning to find nearly all of the roof from one stable block missing, and the roof from another building ripped off as well.
The farmer and his wife are lovely accommodating people, they live in caravans on the land, they don't own a house of their own and we thank God that this mini tornado missed their caravan and just hit the farm buildings but this leaves many of the animals without any real shelter in a harsh environment on the top of the UK moors. I've started this "Go fund me page" to help this lovely couple repair all the damage quickly. Building materials don't come cheap and the animals need a roof over them as we are still in the middle of winter. Speaking for myself, as part of the body of Christ, (the Church) I feel it is my duty to help those in need of help, help comes in many different forms but the main way in these instances is financial gifting to help the owners re-build quickly.
Any amount of gifting, small or large is a help.
Let's make a difference where we can, and when we can as things grow darker.
Colette Silverman (admin for stables and grazing in Lancashire & Stables and grazing in Greater Manchester)
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Colette Silverman
Organisator