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Vet and Vet Nurse Volunteer Vacancies

Work on the wild side! Are you a qualified Veterinary Nurse or Veterinary Surgeon who would like the opportunity of …
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We wanted to update you on how the current health crisis is impacting operations at Wildlife Aid and the measures …
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Having been lured to Box Hill School with the promise of marzipan cake and an all female audience, Simon gave …
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Regrettably, as of 1st December 2019, we can no longer treat and release grey squirrels, the only option open to …
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We would like to say a huge THANK YOU to Waste Paper Solutions for their support! As an East-Sussex based confidential waste …
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Every year, each member of Year 11, nominates a charity to raise money for and this year the winner was …
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Thank you to everyone who took part in the Grand Raffle 2019. A special message of thanks to those who …
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It’s unusual for Simon to struggle identifying a bird of prey, however, in this rescue it seems that he’s a …
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Although deer trapped in fences look almost impossible to free without damage, it’s amazing just how many can be rescued …
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Rescuing birds trapped where they shouldn’t be is a common callout here at Wildlife Aid. This particular pigeon had flown …
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Litter is becoming more of a problem for our wildlife, and we are attending rescues all too often, because of …
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Every year, we admit several injured, orphaned or abandoned young tawny owls to the centre. Whilst they all have different …
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It’s not everyday that we get to witness a bird of prey make such a swift recovery! This sparrowhawk was …
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