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wildlifeaid:Don’t ever handle deer by yourself – please call us or your local wildlife hospital for
wildlifeaid: The kestrel has left the building! Remember our kestrel post from last week? Well, this
The baby corvids have started to arrive! This young magpie was pulled from its nest by a cat and, wh
These five great-spotted woodpecker chicks now bring our total number to ten! Sadly, the tree they w
This frog was caught by a cat before being brought into the centre for a checkup. Whilst it had, luc
Whilst we try to be as prepared as we possibly can be on rescues, we are sometimes faced with having
This tiny little blackbird is the smallest patient we’ve admitted so far today! Still hal
We are currently right in the middle of our busiest time of the year here at Wildlife Aid. Our &
Today has been a very busy day of rescues… here is just one of the situations our team fo
It’s now been a month since our first juvenile great-spotted woodpeckers arrived at the ce
No two swan rescues are the same here at WAF, but our most recent venture was not something we&r
These six TINY youngsters are newborn bank voles, and they arrived at the centre after their nest wa
This fledgling blue tit was caught by a dog whilst venturing out of the nest for the first time. Whi
These six tiny youngsters are pheasant chicks, and they were brought into the centre after being fou
This young jay was brought into our care after being found by the side of a road. Whilst is was stil
In this rescue, Simon attempts to capture a greylag goose with an injured leg. After Simon shows him
Our office manager, Alice, had quite a shock when she got home to find this little vole on the mesh
These two extremely tiny birds are, in fact, goldcrest chicks. Along with the firecrest, the goldcre
If you’ve ever wanted to see THIRTEEN young foxes in one place, head over to our webcams!
After only 6 days of being with us here at the centre, this young nuthatch already looks remarkably
Woodpecker number four arrived with us, this week, after the tree containing it’s nest was
This tiny moorhen chick had almost drowned before a kind member of the public rushed to save its lif
This young bird is, in fact, a nestling nuthatch, and it was brought into the centre after falling o
With many people engaging in home improvement works during lockdown, sights like this are, sadly, be
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