Diary of a Wildlife Hospital

Just to let you know that, as we now have a brand new website at www.valewildlife.org.uk which has its own News Page, this Blog will not be...

Well, things are getting much busier now in the Hospital with several fox cubs, a badger cub, a nest of baby robins, fledgling blackbirds,...

I know, I haven't posted on here for over a month now. I've been so busy at Vale that I just haven't had a chance to get on here...

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56 million pounds, the latest lottery windfall won by a Gloucestershire couple. It's very difficult not to sound bitter - I am not bitte...

It's January, the quietest month of the year at Vale, but we are getting through around 600 tins of dog & cat food every single week...

Give a thought to our poor wildlife in this freezing weather. We have had 2 call-outs so far today: The first was to a cygnet in Pershore, s...

Although the winter months are the quietest of the year for wildlife casualties, we are still kept very busy with dozens of underweight hedg...

Things in the Hospital have now become much quieter, which is normal for the approach of winter. All the staff here can now breath a sigh of...

I don't know how many of you watch Autumnwatch Unsprung, but if you were watching last night you would have seen Ozzy the skunk live on ...