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Wildlife rehabilitation
At Wildlife Aid we believe that wildlife rehabilitation
is vitally important, we do not believe in keeping animals
in captivity. In Britain we are fortunate enough to have a
huge diversity of wildlife, but every year millions are killed,
injured or suffer trauma, either as a result of direct contact
with man or the indirect impact we have on the environment.
Our main aim at Wildlife Aid is to redress the balance between
man and nature and play our part in preserving our heritage
for future generations. One of the key aspects in doing this
is wildlife rehabilitation. At Wildlife Aid we treat every
animal that comes into our care. Our wildlife rehabilitation
gives us the chance to rehabilitate the animals and prepare
them for life back in the wild.
We do not believe that it is right to keep any wild animal
in captivity, so those animals that can be treated and can
undergo wildlife rehabilitation will be released, as soon
as they are strong enough, back into the natural environment.
Every day at Wildlife Aid, our volunteers’ dedication
and care allows us to see remarkable recoveries where others
might have given up.
When dealing with wildlife rehabilitation we always take
into consideration the welfare of the individual animal and
the health and integrity of the wild population into which
it is released. Wildlife rehabilitation gives animals the
fighting chance they need to be able cope with their respective
natural habitats. At all times the animals welfare is our
number one priority.
Wildlife rehabilitation has given us the chance to release
some animals back into the wild that we thought would never
get there. Through the patience and hard work of our vets,
volunteers and supports more animals have been treated and
rehabilitated and released back to where they belong. |
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