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Harold the goat led rescued animals at Bromsgroves Broad Green Animal Sanctuary in
Harold the goat led rescued animals at Bromsgroves Broad Green Animal Sanctuary in singing the centres praises.
Miss Janet Taylor, who helps run the santuary, said: " We thought it would be a nice touch to have a carol singing eveningwith some of the animals we have saved." 23rd December 1988
Birmingham Post and Mail Archive
Media ID 21545772
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Core53 Farm Goat Rescue Song 1988
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Harold the goat takes charge at Bromsgrove's Broad Green Animal Sanctuary, leading a heartwarming chorus of rescued animals in singing the center's praises. This enchanting print captures a magical moment from December 23rd, 1988, when Miss Janet Taylor and her team organized a special carol singing evening with their beloved animal residents. In this nostalgic snapshot from the 1980s, Harold stands tall amidst his furry friends - an embodiment of resilience and compassion. The sanctuary had become a safe haven for these creatures who were once abandoned or mistreated. As they gather together under twinkling Christmas lights, their voices harmonize in joyful melodies that echo through the farm. The significance of this image lies not only in its festive cheer but also in its testament to human kindness. Miss Janet Taylor explains that organizing such an event was simply "a nice touch" showcasing the deep bond between humans and animals nurtured within these sanctuary walls. This scene reminds us of the power music holds to heal wounds and bring beings closer together. It serves as a timeless reminder that even during challenging times like those faced by our society in the late 20th century, love and care can triumph over adversity. Let this charming photograph transport you back to an era where compassion reigned supreme at Bromsgrove's Broad Green Animal Sanctuary – where every creature found solace and hope.
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