Category: Rescues & Patient Updates

Our first fox cub of 2019 has arrived at the centre! This female, thought to be only about four weeks …
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As many of our avian patients can stress very easily in captivity, imping (the process of transplanting feathers from a …
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This beautiful female red fox was rushed into our care after being found in the middle of a roundabout in …
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As the years have passed, the ability of our vet team has grown and we are now able to fix …
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Entanglements are a very common call for us, but they can have huge consequences for the animal involved. The damage …
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Callouts to animals getting stuck in fences are relatively common at Wildlife Aid. Most times, the unfortunate animal has got …
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This badger was picked up by Dave and Caroline from the West Surrey Badger Group, after it was found trapped …
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Deer rescues are some of the most dangerous we do. They are very powerful animals and need to be treated …
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It doesn’t always go right here at Wildlife Aid! From getting pooped on by an owl to locking the keys …
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Yellow Legged Gulls aren’t a common sight around the centre, and when this one was brought to us, it was …
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So-called ‘squirrel-proof’ bird feeders are often anything but and we are often called out to help rescue stuck squirrels from …
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Broken limbs can be disastrous for wild animals and hedgehogs are no exception. This female was rushed in to us …
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