Which Wild Animal Are You?
Ever wondered which wild animal you're the most like?
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Discover the real animal and help us care for wildlife by adopting one today!
Adopt a Badger
Badgers are the UK’s largest land predator and are one of the most well-known British species. Shockingly, in the UK, over 100,000 are killed by humans, each year. More than 40,000 die, every year, on our roads, many others get caught and trapped in man-made structures, whilst more than 140,000 have been culled.
We aim to do all we can to protect badgers. Every year, we have an increase in badger patients, predominantly orphaned badgers that just wouldn’t survive, on their own, in the wild. These little cubs typically remain in our care for 5 months, before being returned to the wild.
By adopting a badger, today, you could help fund the care, food, and protection an injured, sick, or orphaned badger needs.
Adopt a Fox
The red fox is one of the UK’s most iconic species. Sadly, 70% of wild foxes do not make their first birthday, and an estimated 100,000 foxes are killed on UK roads, every year.
Many other foxes fall victim to litter and netting, in which they get entangled. WAF rescues hundreds of foxes, every year. Some are able to be released immediately, where they have been found, and others will remain in our care until they make a full recovery. This work is only possible due to the public support we receive. Your fox adoption will help rescue, rehabilitate, and release more wild foxes.
Adopt an Owl
There are 5 species of owl in the UK, including the Barn owl, Little owl, Tawny owl, Long-eared owl and Short-eared owl.
Habitat destructions, road traffic accidents (RTAs), and the use of pesticides (the owl’s prey consumes vegetation with the pesticide on it and the owl digests the prey), are all threats to wild owl populations.
Since WAF was formed, we have continued to take in orphaned owl chicks and provide them around the clock care to help build their strength for a life in the wild.
Adopt a Hedgehog
Shockingly, the UK hedgehog population has declined by 96% in the last 60 years, due to habitat loss. So, when we rescue an individual hedgehog, we are not just giving that individual a second chance, but we are also working to safeguard the species.
Every year, the Wildlife Aid Foundation rescues, cares for, and releases hundreds of wild hedgehogs. These rescues are often orphaned hedgehogs, having lost their parents, or adult hedgehogs that have been brought to the centre, sick or injured.
All the hedgehogs will be cared for at our rescue centre until they are strong enough to be released back to the wild.
Our work to rescue and care for hedgehogs would not be possible without the support of the public.
You can adopt a hedgehog and help fund our vital work to ensure wild hedgehogs receive the care, food, and shelter they need.
Adopt a Deer
There are 6 species of deer in the UK. This shy and graceful animal is an important species that contributes positively to our biodiversity.
Sadly, more than 200 are hit by cars in the UK, every day. Many others are injured or caught in man-made objects, such as fencing and netting.
The need for 99% of the Wildlife Aid Foundation’s deer rescues are due to humans. We do all we can to ensure that these beautiful animals can be successfully released back to the wild.
By adopting a deer, you will be providing vital support to ensure our rescue team have all the resources required to ensure these animals receive the care and treatment they need.
If you got the otter...
We’re get to have an otter adoption however, you can learn more about these amazing creatures by taking a look at our otter fact file!
