Category: Rescues & Patient Updates

Badgers are highly territorial animals and scraps between them can often result in some major injuries. This one was collected …
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Whilst the vast majority of our rescues go smoothly, occasionally we are faced with a rescue that takes a lot …
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Peregrine falcons are not the most common patient at Wildlife Aid, but occasionally they too need our help! This youngster …
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Every year during our ‘orphan season’, we have hundreds of orphaned foxes, badgers, hedgehogs, squirrels, birds and more rushed in …
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With must duck and duckling rescues, we do everything we can to keep families together, but sadly sometimes that is …
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With several species of bird choosing to next on the top of chimneys, we inevitably get called to rescue those …
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At this time of year, young birds are beginning to leave the safety of the nest and, sometimes, they can …
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With World Cup fever gripping the Nation, WAF managed to hit the back of the net in spectualar style when …
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Mallards can nest in some interesting places and we are often called out to help move a mother and her …
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It’s not often we have to drill through a wall to rescue a trapped animal… We were recently called out …
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Every year, we are called out to rescue a group of ducklings from a very unusual situation – falling down …
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At this time of year, fox cubs trapped in football netting are one of our most common rescue calls. Although, …
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