As spring approaches, all our native wildlife is busy building nests and burrows and dens, preparing for the birth of their spring babies.  Here at Wildlife Aid we are also busy preparing for the sadly inevitable 'orphan season', knowing that soon we will be home to hundreds of orphaned or abandoned young birds and mammals, who, having suffered the loss of their parents, will hopefully be given a second chance at life here in the Wildlife Aid hospital.

Are you looking for someone to love this Valentine's Day?  Or perhaps you need a special gift for your loved one?  If you would like to help Wildlife Aid then why not adopt one of our gorgeous animals or birds for yourself or a friend?  Your adoption will help towards the care and treatment needed, and for Wildlife Aid to continue helping our wildlife make a safe and speedy recovery.

If you want to spread the love this Valentine's Day visit our adoptions page......

Patron Beverley Craven is to perfom at a special Gala evening in support of Wildlife Aid!  Our latest press release follows:

I had not heard of the name Christine Barrett during the first 40 years of her life; our first contact was in the very late 80’s, when a lady from Cheam filled in an application form to be a volunteer at Wildlife Aid. On the part of the form that asked ‘What is your availability?’ she had written 2hrs a week, every other Tuesday. And that’s where it all began for us…

NEWS RELEASE

2 Sept 2009

WILL YOU BE OUR AMBASSADOR FOR ANIMALS?
 
Do you care about Britain's wildlife heritage and would you like to be an "Ambassador" for the animals?

We often have live video streams of our orphans and patients. These are viewed using Windows media player. For mac users there are players such as Windows Media player for Mac and Flip4Mac which will work in Safari or Firefox.