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Hooftastic Finds, in Horncastle

A local charity shop supporting animals at the Northcote Heavy Horse Centre

Donation Drop-offs welcome at the shop or sanctuary!

About the charity shop​

Hooftastic Finds is our independent charity shop in Horncastle, opened in October 2024 by one of our dedicated long-standing volunteers. The shop was created to raise vital funds and awareness for the animals at Northcote.

Inside, you’ll find a wide range of quality second-hand items including men’s and women’s clothing, seasonal wear, children’s toys, bric-a-brac, and a selection of new gifts for animal lovers.

Every purchase helps support the essential daily care of our animals and contributes towards ongoing and future projects at the sanctuary.

We’re always grateful for donations of good quality, saleable items, and we’re keen to welcome new volunteers too. If you’d like to donate or get involved, please contact the shop directly.

Two people stand outside Hooftastic Finds in Horncastle, a second-hand shop supporting horses and animals. The blue shopfront’s window showcases clothes, accessories, and colourful treasures awaiting discovery.
A colourful rack of various jumpers and tops in a clothing shop, with neatly organised garments hanging on hangers along a green carpeted aisle—discover your next favourite look at Hooftastic Finds.

Stay Connected on Facebook

Follow @hooftasticfinds for the latest shop updates, special offers and promotions. You can also message the shop directly to organise collections and drop-offs quickly and easily. You can also SMS/WhatsApp 07399640494.

Items We’re Accepting

We’re grateful for donations of good quality, clean and saleable items, including:

• Men’s and women’s clothing

• Shoes and accessories

• Handbags and jewellery

• Books

• Games, jigsaws and toys

• Homeware and bric-a-brac

• Electrical items including TVs and microwaves (in working order)

• Unwanted gifts

• Pet accessories

• Towels and animal blankets

Shelves in Hooftastic Finds charity shop display various glassware, crockery, vases, cups, and decor items. In the background, more shelves and treasures await discovery, with a window reflecting the outside street scene.

Finding The Shop

You’ll find Hooftastic Finds on Horncastle High Street, opposite the other charity shops and Specsavers. We’re a short walk from local car parks, with roadside access outside the shop available for loading and unloading only.
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1 High Street Horncastle, Lincolnshire, LN9 5HP.

Opening Hours

Monday: 9:30am – 4:30pm
Tuesday: 9:30am – 4:30pm
Wednesday: 9:30am – 4:30pm
Thursday: 10:00am – 4:00pm
Friday: 9:30am – 4:30pm
Saturday: 9:30am – 4:30pm
Sunday: Closed

Occasionally we may have to open later, or have to close earlier.
If you’re planning a visit, either donating or buying it’s best to call ahead on 07399 640494 to double check!

About Horncastle

Our charity shop, Hooftastic Finds, is located in the beautiful market town of Horncastle, right in the heart of Lincolnshire. Steeped in history, Horncastle is known for its charming setting at the meeting point of the River Bain and the River Waring.

Well known for its independent antique shops, elegant Georgian architecture, and lively weekly market, Horncastle offers plenty to explore. Its roots stretch back to Roman times, with traces of ancient walls still visible around the town today. Just a short distance away lies the Lincolnshire Wolds, making the area a favourite for visitors who enjoy both historic towns and scenic countryside.

If you’re visiting Horncastle, we’d love you to pop in and say hello at Hooftastic Finds — every visit helps support our animals back at the sanctuary.

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