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East Sussex WRAS

10 hours ago

East Sussex WRAS

Please be patient with us at the moment, we are a little short staffed at the moment. It is likely you will get the answerphone when calling which will be picked up as soon as we have a free member of staff to do so. Sorry for any delay or inconvenience. ...

East Sussex WRAS

10 hours ago

East Sussex WRAS

Raise money for East Sussex Wildlife Rescue quick and easily by using Give As You Live! Just visit their website and raise money by shoping online at no extra costs to you!
Head to:
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Reg Charity 1108880 . Registered with the Fundraising Regulator. ...

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East Sussex WRAS

21 hours ago

East Sussex WRAS

This Tawny owl was handed into Heathfield Vets on Thursday 22nd September before being transferred to us.

Unfortunately we don't have details as to the location where he was originally found. If you took him in or know who did please let us know on 01825-873003.

**UPDATE: We have made contact and have his home location. **

When the time comes (which should be soon) we really want to return them back to their home area.

The wildlife of East Sussex is facing a crisis, with places like Rogers Wildlife Rescue now permanently closed, and others either temporarily closed or operating at a reduced service. Even the national RSPCA no longer operates a 24 hour rescue service for wildlife.
East Sussex WRAS is trying to pick up the pieces and is admitting casualties from various local organisations trying to help the best it can and doing so free of charge. This is all costing extra money, and we are also running out of space.
WRAS need to build a new rescue centre and expand to help prevent casualties ending up at local vets and stopping them being euthanised or being taken home by well-meaning members of the public where they could end up suffering, being treated inappropriately, not receive suitable veterinary treatment or become domesticated or suffer mentally.
WRAS have an amazing team and the charity is well established and stands the best chance of setting up a sustainable rescue centre able to help all local wildlife eventually once complete, but we need the public's help. There are few grants and funds available for wildlife rescue groups in comparison to conservation groups, so we have to work twice as hard to raise funds, so we need the public to get behind us and help make this new hospital a reality.
Please donate to our Wildlife Crisis Appeal at: www.justgiving.com/campaign/eastsussexwildlifecrisis
Charity 11088880 Registered with the Fund-Raising Regulator. ...

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    • About the charity
    • Health & Safety Policy Statement
    • History
    • Login
      • Rescuers Notice Page
      • Staff Notice Board
      • Trustees
    • Meet our team
    • Our sponsors
    • Privacy Policy
    • Terms of Use
    • Trevor’s 35th Year 1985 – 2020 WRAS’s 25th Year 1996 – 2021
    • WRAS’s Euthanasia Policy
  • Advice
    • 24 Hour Rescue Line
    • Badgers
    • Bats
    • Birds of prey
    • Coronavirus & Wildlife.
    • Dead Wildlife
    • Deer
    • Foxes
    • Frequently Asked Questions.
      • Q – Disposing of Dead Wildlife
      • Q – Do you accept donated items like towels, cat food and medication?
      • Q – Wildlife on Roads
    • Garden birds
    • Gulls
    • Hedgehogs
    • Oiled seabirds
    • Rabbits
    • Seals
    • Snakes
    • Squirrels
    • Swans
    • Whales & dolphins
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      • Dog attacked Hedgehog
      • Female Mallard & ducklings walking through a housing estate
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  • Fundraise
    • Cash In Your Gadgets
    • Collection Tins
    • Fundraising Guide
    • Give As You Live
    • Go Fund Me
    • Just Giving
    • Leaving WRAS a Gift in your Will?
    • Memory Tree
    • Payroll Giving
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    • Virtual Race 2021 Results
    • Vision for a New Centre.
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    • Wildlife Crisis Christmas Wildlife Race 2022
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