Meet Debby our first black and white fur ball of 2026! She was found collapsed, rescued and brought into Wildlife Aid. On arrival, she was thin and dehydrated, weighing just 6.6kg. She now weighs over 8kg. She will be in our care for a little while, in order to gain a bit more weight. If you would like to see more content from Debby the polite badger, comment below! You can also help care for Debby during her stay at Wildlife Aid. Click the link below or in our bio to adopt a badger, now! #wildl

Red Fox in da rescue centre❤️ Red foxes are one of our most numerous patients at Wildlife Aid🥰 You can adopt a fox by clicking the link in our bio now! #fox #rescue #wildliferescue #wildlife #WildlifeAidFoundation

5,728 patients this year to date. Christmas to them is a second chance when all hope of survival is lost. At Wildlife Aid we are that second chance. Support Wildlife Aid to help us give our British Wildlife the Christmas present they so desperately need. Click the link in our bio to find out more #wildlifeaid #christmas #wildliferescue #wildlife #love

Prepare for Spring: Help Orphaned Wildlife at Wildlife Aid

‼️HUGE NEWS ‼️ Coming direct from Wildlife Aid rescue centre. Make sure you’re tuned into our channel to receive all updates on this vitally important matter. If you would like to help us care for Mrs Pocket, our winter visitor, you can donate to our winter appeal at the link below in our bio 👇 https://www.justgiving.com/campaign/winter-appeal-natures-harshest-test

We are so frustrated with these completely avoidable rescues! Harry was one of the lucky ones, but too often the damage done by netting is fatal! Please pick them up! . . . . #wildlifeaidfoundation #wildliferehabilitation #wildlife #animals #wildliferescue