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🦉 Special Rescue Mission: Little Owl in a Big Hurry! ​One of our dedicated volunteers rushed out on a rescue mission tod...
21/10/2026

🦉 Special Rescue Mission: Little Owl in a Big Hurry!

​One of our dedicated volunteers rushed out on a rescue mission today after receiving a wonderful call from Boston Crop Sprayers!
​They spotted a little owl flying around inside their building and immediately reached out for help. Thanks to their fantastic assistance on-site, our volunteer was able to work together with them to guide the little adventurer back towards the open air. ✨

​We are almost certain he has successfully left the building and is back exploring the great outdoors, but just to be safe, we’ve left some food out nearby to encourage him fully on his way if he decides to stick around.

​A massive shoutout and thank you to the team at Boston Crop Sprayers for calling us in and helping wildlife in need. Quick thinking from the public makes all the difference! 💚

🕊️ Meet Buddy: A Very Special Character Looking for a Fresh Start! ​Allow us to introduce you to Buddy!​Buddy is a domes...
20/10/2026

🕊️ Meet Buddy: A Very Special Character Looking for a Fresh Start!

​Allow us to introduce you to Buddy!
​Buddy is a domestic pigeon who sadly went missing from his home a whole year ago. When he was finally found, his previous owners were unfortunately no longer in a position to house pigeons, so he was officially signed over into our care at Wild Things Rescue.
​Despite his long adventure and being away from home, Buddy is doing absolutely fantastic! He has turned out to be an absolute character with a wonderfully cheeky personality—it didn’t take long for him to completely wrap our whole team around his feathers. We all adore him! 🥰
​We are now in the process of carefully finding Buddy a wonderful, safe new home where he can be spoiled rotten and live his best pigeon life.

​Drop some love for Buddy in the comments below! 👇

WE NEED SIX MORE SPONSORS!We're so close to our calender being ready to go. Jane is counting up the votes today so we ca...
20/10/2026

WE NEED SIX MORE SPONSORS!

We're so close to our calender being ready to go. Jane is counting up the votes today so we can figure out which picture goes on which month.

We've so far got 6 sponsors! But, as we all know, there are 12 months in a year! We're looking for 6 more local businesses who would be kind enough to sponsor our calender.

If you're interested, please pop Jane an email on: [email protected]

Tag a local business you think might like to help our wild things! đź’š

Did something a bit different this weekend and went over to visit Kildare Wildlife Rescue just outside Dublin. Each year...
20/10/2026

Did something a bit different this weekend and went over to visit Kildare Wildlife Rescue just outside Dublin. Each year they hold a biodiversity and wildlife rehab conference and this year they asked me if I would do a talk about mental health in wildlife rehabilitation.

This has been something I've been looking into for a while so I had some stats to share! As much as I hate public speaking, it's worth the temporary discomfort if youre able to get an important point across.

Incredibly grateful to the gang for both the invite and the incredible hospitality. See you again next year!

(As part of my presentation I asked audience members to describe how wildlife rehab made them feel. These were the answers đź’š)

19/10/2026

🦌Deer rutting season has been going on a while now, but what is it? And how should you keep safe?

Rutting is when 2 male bucks or deer compete against each other for mates as well as territory, the rutting season lasts anywhere from mid-September to October and during this time these deer’s have an increase in their testosterone.

But why is this important to know?
It’s important especially for road users as this is
where we see an up tick in deer wandering on the roads. When driving, especially during dawn and dusk, it’s important to keep an eye out for deer and to drive at a safe speed. Deer may pop out of hedgerows or fields unexpectedly when its dark you should look
out for the reflection in their eyes from your lights.

We are getting calls where people have sadly collided with deer, it is not always something you can prevent we understand that but hopefully the more people aware the less likely the chance of hitting one is!

Please enjoy this video captured by one of our volunteers early this morning, often we see them injured so its always a pleasure when you get to watch the healthy ones đź’š

15/10/2026

📸 Trail cams; A more in-depth look into your garden

We may sound like a broken record but trail cams are truly an amazing way to get a sense for what species visit your garden. When you go outside to watch nature a lot of the more skittish species are likely to hide, but with trail camera this no longer becomes
a problem.

Imagine our volunteers' surprise when he found this little fella walking around in his garden! He did not realise he had foxes until this video was captured late at night. If anyone else has any videos of their surprise visitors feel free to show us🤩

A huge happy birthday to our founder Lucy 🎂Lucy is always working tirelessly day and night to keep the charity running a...
15/10/2026

A huge happy birthday to our founder Lucy 🎂

Lucy is always working tirelessly day and night to keep the charity running and helping the animals within our care. Her hard work and dedication never stops, her passion to help the little creatures is unmatched and her kindness is something we are always inspired by. On top of looking after the animals she is also here to support the volunteers and others in the industry which is something we all are truly grateful for.

Please enjoy some time off and rest we all know you absolutely deserve it we have things handled here and make sure to eat all the cake you can stomach!

HAPPY BIRTHDAY!

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Beech House Farm
Langrick
PE227AW

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 6pm
Wednesday 9am - 6pm
Thursday 9am - 6pm
Friday 9am - 6pm
Saturday 9am - 6pm
Sunday 9am - 6pm

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+441526578579

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