Category: Rescues & Patient Updates

Snakes are not our most common patient at Wildlife Aid, but entanglements make up the vast majority of our calls …
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Young foxes can find themselves in some extraordinary situations, but it’s not too often that we have to rescue a …
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Badger rescues are difficult rescues. They are extremely strong animals that will do anything to escape the clutches of a …
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  At this time of year, we get more and more calls to one of our most common types of …
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Rescues often don’t go exactly as you originally planned, but it is very rare that everything falls into place and …
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Rescuing wildlife is both a physically and emotionally difficult job, but wherever there is an animal in trouble we will …
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  Deer rescues are some of our most difficult rescues and tangled stags can prove very dangerous. Luckily, Simon has …
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Swans have their babies, or cygnets, at this time of year and every year we get numerous calls to rescue …
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Rescuing animals on the move can be very difficult – especially when you are trying to find two tiny birds …
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  We treat all manner of wild animals at Wildlife Aid, but slow worms are some of our rarer patients. …
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Orphan season is here! Our first tiny fox cubs of 2017 were taken into a local veterinary surgery after they …
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As regular viewers will know, animals trapped in netting make up a large number of our rescue callouts, but hedgehogs …
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