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East Sussex WRAS

9 hours ago

East Sussex WRAS

Last week we returned 2 badgers back to their home areas.

One was rescued from Amberstone Hailsham following an rta. He was unable to use his left side when he arrived

The other from Horam who came in after being found under a car suffering from territorial wounds to his rump and an abcess to his back.

Getting these casualties back to the wild has to be one of the best part of Wildlife Rescue
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East Sussex WRAS

24 hours ago

East Sussex WRAS

Our first group of blackbirds this year have now found freedom and been soft released back to the wild.

Included in this group was one young blackbird who came into care with a wound on his back very cold and poorly on arrival. After the wound was treated and he was on a course of treatment he went from strength to strength. There is only 7 days between the last 2 photos!
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East Sussex WRAS

1 day ago

East Sussex WRAS

We currently have 5 Tawny owlets in care.

As tawny owlets grow they are often seen branching out side of there nest, on branches around the tree or occasionally found at the base of the tree. These are left alone and monitored as they are likely returning to the nest and being looked after he their parents.

Sadly on all 5 occasions they were either too young to be branching, away from a clear nest site or in a dangerous location (on a main road).
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  • About us
    • About the charity
    • 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
  • Casualty Centre
  • Charity Shop
  • Contact us
  • Donate
  • Education
    • Case studies
      • Dog attacked Hedgehog
      • Female Mallard & ducklings walking through a housing estate
      • Road casualty Fox
    • Downloads
    • Facts & Figures
    • Talks & Presentations
  • Fundraise
    • Cash In Your Gadgets
    • Christmas Wildlife Race 2021
    • Collection Tins
    • Fundraising Guide
    • Give As You Live
    • Go Fund Me
    • Just Giving
    • Leaving WRAS a Gift in your Will?
    • Memory Tree
    • Payroll Giving
    • Standing orders
    • The Fields Were My Theatre Book
    • Virtual Race 2021 Results
    • Vision for a New Centre.
    • Weather Lottery
  • Hedgehog Experience
  • How you can help
    • Charitable Bookings
    • Donating Items
    • Fundraising
    • Loose Change Challenge 2022
    • Savoo – Search, Save and Raise
    • Wish List
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