How to help wild animals in Wales according to the RSPCA

How to help wild animals in Wales according to the RSPCA

The RSPCA has reported a 35 per cent increase in sick and injured wild animals admitted to its centres in one year.

RSPCA in public appeal to gardeners to help nurture nature

Experts offer 10 top tips to help turn gardens and open spaces into wildlife havens, after admissions of injured and distressed animals soared in 2024 Animal welfare charity the RSPCA is calling on all Londoners to try to help wildlife by creating safe havens in their gardens and local green spaces. Last year, 10,209 wild…

Surge in sick and injured wild animals taken into RSPCA centres

Oxfordshire residents are being encouraged to create safe havens for wildlife after the RSPCA experienced a surge in animals admitted to its centres last year.

RSPCA praise for London resident who helped rescue stranded fox cub - London Post

The RSPCA has thanked a South London resident for helping rescue a fox cub that was found struggling to thrive without her mother. The baby fox was in a distressed state wandering through a communal garden near Steedman Street, a busy main road in Elephant and Castle, on Tuesday, March 4. There was no sign his mother was around and the member of the public who found him attempted to reunite the young fox with her mother, by placing him in a card…