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Mental Health Awareness Week May 11, 2021
Hailsham Roe Deer Rescue May 5, 2021
Yet More Ducklings Rescues April 30, 2021
Live Porpoise Stranding at Pevensey Bay April 27, 2021
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Baby Badger Cub Rescued March 5, 2021

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East Sussex WRAS

2 hours ago

Thank you to our amazing volunteers who are have been busy with numerous rescues this morning including a nestling bird in Homewood Close Eastbourne, a young bird at Old School Close Ringmer, a pigeon at Battle & Langton Primary School, a bird at Senlac Vets Battle, a bird in Marine Road Eastbourne, a small bird in Meadowlands Avenue Eastbourne, an injured wood pigeon in Bromley Close Hampden Park, a catted bird in Court Road Hampden Park, a poorly bird at Eastbourne Road Uckfield, as well as the two fox cub rescued in the early hours of this morning. ...

East Sussex WRAS

5 hours ago

This week is Mental Health Awareness Week. Being close to nature can play such an important part of our mental health. Many of our vital volunteers perform their roles to help improve or keep on top of their mental health. Working at a rescue centre may not be suitable for you, but there are other ways you can play your part and be out with nature too. So why not take a moment this week to go or a walk, visit your local park, walk along a river or your local beach. At the same time take a bag with you and spend five minutes picking up any litter you find. Or you might want to build a bird table or plant some wild flowers or fruit bushes to help feed the local wildlife. So this Mental Health Awareness Week, lets all do something positive for our minds and bodies and the minds and bodies of our local wildlife. For more ideas and suggestions please visit our website.
Reg Charity 1108880 www.wildlifeambulance.org. ...

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East Sussex WRAS

7 hours ago

This young fox cub fell into a basement in St Leonards this morning and made a racket trying to find a way out again. Mum kept visiting and due to his size was not able to carry him and jump out at the same time. The resident in Kennelworth Road called out WRAS worried the fox would get injured. By chance WRAS already had an ambulance just attending a road casualty fox cub from Hailsham, which then attended and check the cub over. Luckily the cub was not injured and mum was in the garden above worried. The cub was placed up where he had come from and quickly run up the garden back home to find his mum. ...

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