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All I want for Christmas is...

As the festive period draws ever closer, some of our lovely animal family have been having a think about what they would love for Christmas this year…

Amigo would love a set of golden horseshoes that he could show off as he trotted around our agility course. Amigo says, “I would also be able to open all the locks and doors so I could follow you around all day!”


Frankie would definitely choose a set of stilts so he can reach and cuddle his best friend, Tsar.


All Gus would like for Christmas is a healthy serving of his favourite snack, Readymash Extra, and a soundproof napping pod so he can sleep undisturbed!


Taking the ‘protector of the Reanimate clan’ role very seriously, Henry would probably choose his very own CCTV system to monitor for intruders and keep us all safe.


Megan loves nothing more than to play, play, play! She would definitely choose her very own play robot that could match her unlimited energy all day long!


Although she loves to flirt with all the boys, Twiggy also likes time alone and so would love her own little field to relax in and enjoy!


…and of course, it wouldn’t be Christmas without all of the delicious food and many of our Reanimate clan would love nothing more than a healthy helping of their favourite snacks. Loki would love anything dairy, Kodi would definitely choose Webbox chicken, and Chester would opt for all of the mealworms he could get!


However you spend the festive period this year, we all wish you a very happy and healthy Christmas!

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