The protesters say they will form a human shield to protect the animals which they claim pose no danger. The centre, which is also home to 15 pigs and four cattle, provides therapeutic work for people with mental and physical disabilities. Ms Wilson said about protesters were attempting to prevent a repeat of Friday's slaughter of five pet sheep at the home of Carolyn Hoffe in Glasserton, near Whithorn.
People here are angry, very angry.
Glasserton has left people totally furious. They do not want the same thing to happen here. I plan to read my rights under Magna Carta and the Bill of Rights. I plan to ask the attending vet if he would like to re-affirm the oath he took when he graduated as a vet to look after animals in his care to the best of his ability. And she added that she was prepared to take her case to the highest court in the land if necessary.