Diggi's Den

14/11/2024

03/11/2024

Just a quick update Dorothy and Bills last ( hopefully) litter have now all found super special homes and will
Hopefully go on to live long and happy lives.
Thank you to you all 🐰🐰
Bex the guinea pig had 3 babies last week , sadly we lost one of them 🥲
We have lots of visits coming up , lovely Lewis the cavachon may be joining us on some too !!!🐶🐶
We are now talking bookings for Christmas, looking forward to hearing from you all !!!
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30/10/2024

Look what Bex did !!

10/10/2024

02/10/2024

Ready now!
Looking for super special homes - contact me for details

19/09/2024

19/09/2024

I will be looking for super special homes for 5 white babies in the coming two weeks , if you know anyone who could offer these beautiful friendly giants a home , please get in touch !!

27/08/2024

wow Diggi’s Den at KILNSEY SHOW!!!!!
What a happy, busy day !!

23/08/2024

Busy busy !!!

15/08/2024

Very busy few weeks !

12/08/2024

"My feelings of being in the wrong body started when I was a toddler. I hated girl toys and I only wanted to play with boys, I had short hair and dressed myself like a boy. I didn't understand other girls my age so I felt out of place.
When someone would mistake me for a boy I would feel so good, much to the chagrin of my older sister who would quickly correct them and exclaim, "that's my SISTER." At 4 I worked up the courage to ask my mom, "Does God make mistakes, because I think I was supposed to be born a boy?" My mother replied, "No God doesn't ever make mistakes, he made you exactly the way you're supposed to be, a beautiful little girl."
And that was that. I didn't have any more delusions because my mom cleared it up for me right then and there. Don't get me wrong I still didn't like my body and dreaded growing breasts one day, but I didn't have to question if there was something wrong with me. I was allowed time to grow up, and once I hit puberty I not only felt like I was in the right body, but I became a girly girl!
If I was born in our society today I know I would have been "affirmed" by my teachers and started on a cascade of interventions that would have left me infertile, mutilated and without the husband and two beautiful children that I have today.
Our kids don't need to be socially or medically transitioned. They need to be left alone, and they need time to grow up."

~ Brittany Traynor

07/08/2024

30/07/2024

Look where we’re going ?!?! Come and join us !!!