Just as we successfully released one swan, we rescue and admit another.
This juvenile landed and got caught up in brambles and was still in the same location a few days later.
After collection we carried out our initial examination and continue to assess. Theres no evidence of injury and we are confident it will be a matter of rest, feed and release in a few days time at an appropriate location.
This young Sparrow Hawk came to us with an injured right wing. Fortunately for this beautiful bird the damage is repairable. The wing is now tied back to allow it to heal, the bird will be kept confined for around 4 weeks before being moved to a large aviary and prepared for release. Update 27 September Today…
This unfortunate swan managed to get a large fishing hook caught in his foot. This has now been removed by a vet and he’s with us whilst resting and completes a course of antibiotics. All looks positive for a release back with his partner in a few days time.
Another day and another patient. We collected this Little Owl from a school, he was found at the base of a tree. The owl was quite dirty, you can see the debris falling off him on the examination table, he has a swollen eye and torn skin. It is probable that the injuries were sustained…
This barn owl was admitted this week after being found lifeless, he was otherwise in good condition. After a couple of days of fluid therapy, the change was quite dramatic, soon he was standing, then attacking us now he’s eating. After another few days of observation, he’ll be moved from our hospital to a large…
We have three lovely cats in now that are ready for lifelong loving homes. Domino is a female black and white cat who is approx. 9 months old. Lilo, a gorgeous tabby who is approx. 1 years old. Moonlight, another lovely black and white lady approx. 4 years old. All have been spayed, chipped, and…
