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Q. I've found dead wildlife on the road - who do I report it to?

Q. I've found dead wildlife on my property - how can I dispose of it?

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  • Christmas Thank you! December 23, 2022
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  • Dancing on Ice star and Olympic gold medallist Jayne Torvill has voiced her support for WRAS! November 29, 2022
  • Thank You Waitrose! November 8, 2022
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East Sussex WRAS

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East Sussex WRAS

Some of you may recognise these 5 white pigeon that came to us via Bexhill & Hastings Wildlife Rescue & Sanctuary at the beginning of January.

They have now been fully weaned and are spending some time in one of our indoor avairys getting ready before their big move outside into their soft release pen.
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East Sussex WRAS

1 day ago

East Sussex WRAS

We took advantage of the lovely weather this weekend and managed to get a number of casualties, that had finished their treatment and rehabilitation, released back home.

Some of those included ...

- RTA buzzard from Tunbridge Wells
- RTA buzzard from near Battle
- Sparrowhawk that had been trapped in Heathfield
- Mouse that had been caught by a cat
- Rabbit that was believed to been caught by a cat and was found in the house from Cross in Hand
- Feral pigeon who had a wing injury from Eastbourne
- Feral pigeon who had been arrived with predator attack wounds from Eastbourne.
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East Sussex WRAS

1 day ago

East Sussex WRAS

Huge thank you to Pari, Julie Lovelock, Anthony Carpendale, Claire Williams, The Sidebottom Family and everyone who has donated items from our amazon wishlist over the last few weeks, unfortunatly a lot have arrived without names inside for us to say thank you directly.

Your donations are really appreciated by staff, volunteers and all the casualties we have in care, with many items being used straight away!

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Latest news

  • Will 2023 be another disaster for the wildlife of East Sussex?
  • Christmas Thank you!
  • Overweight Badger Falls 20ft In Hastings
  • Dancing on Ice star and Olympic gold medallist Jayne Torvill has voiced her support for WRAS!
  • Thank You Waitrose!

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  • About us
    • 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
  • 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
    • 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
    • Wildlife Crisis Christmas Wildlife Race 2022
  • Hedgehog Experience
  • How you can help
    • Charitable Bookings
    • Donating Items
    • Fundraising
    • Loose Change Challenge 2022
    • Savoo – Search, Save and Raise
    • Wish List
  • Rescue
  • Talks
  • Videos
  • Volunteer
  • Welcome
  • Wildlife Course
  • Work Experience Placements
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