Hoots Hollows is home to one of the largest collections in the country of Owls from around the World.                     Most of the owls at Hoots Hollows are available for adoption.  Please note, though, that we do not re-home our owls - like all of our resident animals at Manor Farm, once they are with us, we commit to look after them for the rest of their life. Adopting any animal or owl is hugely important support for our work here in providing a safe and caring environment for the animals, and is much valued.  It is also a great way for you to get more personally involved with them - and us! To adopt an owl, download your printable Adoption Request Form In MS Word format here   or here for a for pdf file  Please print it out, fill it in and return it to us at Manor Farm Donkey Sanctuary Mill Lane East Leake Leicestershire LE12 6LU Thank you - your support is vital to us and our animals!                                   Claudia, 4 years old and from Quorn, is thrilled to be able to hold Bernie the Barn Owl        Hoots Hollows, our brand new Owl Centre displaying owls from around the world, has been extensively redesigned and refurbished and is now open to the public. The last few weeks and months have seen a huge amount of work by all of us, especially George & Diane, the managers of Hoots Hollows, to get the Centre ready for the public. On show will be many, many owls, some you probably have not seen or heard of before! There will be the much-loved Barn owls, Tawnys and Snowys, but also unusual and less common ones like Sam, the Makinders owl, Dinky, the tiny burrowing owl, and the delightful Basil, an Indian Scops owl. Make sure you leave enough time for Hoots Hollows on your next visit to Manor Farm - or better still, make a special trip to see them - you will not be disappointed! If you want to know more about Hoots Owls and the work they do in rescuing and rehabilitating owls, and their events and educational activities, please visit their website by clicking here.                                                                      Here are just a few of the owls - well worth coming along to see more!

	Dinky, a tiny burrowing owl		Dobbie, a magnificent Snowy Owl		The strange but delightful Great Greys
	Tyson, our fearsome looking but soft as a brush Eagle Owl		Misty, a most unusual White-faced Scops		Sam, a splendid Makinders Owl