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1984: The BACK GARDEN ANIMAL SANCTUARY | Sixty Minutes | Weird and Wonderful | BBC Archive
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3:58Now PlayingIt all started with Tony the Pony, 20 years ago, and has expanded to take in owls, lizards, a three-legged fox and a deer that suffers from dizzy spells.
This is the Tilehurst animal sanctuary, founded and run by Doris Gash MBE in her back garden. Over the years she has rescued and found new homes for just over 18,000 animals.
Excerpt taken from Sixty Minutes, originally broadcast on BBC One, Monday 9 January, 1984.
For the further story of Mrs Gash, listen on BBC Sounds
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