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The British Wildlife Rescue Centre is a non-profit charity that cares for sick, injured and orphaned wildlife in and around Staffordshire.

The British Wildlife Rescue Centre
Wildlife Barn, London Road, Weston
ST180JS
01889 271308 The British Wildlife Rescue Centre is a wildlife hospital that cares for sick, injured and orphaned wildlife in and around Staffordshire with the aim to Rescue, Rehabilitate and Release back into the wild. Please call for animal emergencies: 01889 271308

Charity number: 1171813

For more information please go to our website www.thebwrc.com

02/09/2026

On Monday, we admitted this tiny leveret after it was found with a wound to its side and a severe fly strike and maggot infestation.

Leverets are incredibly sensitive and can be very difficult to hand-rear. Combined with the shock of an injury, we have to be very cautious about its outlook.

Thankfully, for now, we’re seeing some encouraging signs. The wound is healing, and this little one has settled into feeding with its experienced foster carer.

01/09/2026

One of our youngest arrivals who arrived on Sunday is this Barn Owl chick. The parent birds stopped tending the nest and sadly the other chicks had passed away so the decision was made to save the remaining chick. He arrived very weak and extremely hungry but after a few days of care he now has a brilliant appetite and is gaining weight each day.

01/08/2026

Baby gull season is here again!
Reminders:
⭐️ Baby gulls can sometimes fall from rooftop nests
⭐️ If the gull is uninjured it should be left where it is, in the care of its parents
⭐️ Stay away and do not feed
⭐️ Only if the gull is very young (very small and still covered in fluff) and in danger ➡️ return it to a roof or nearby high spot if safe to do so
⭐️ Be aware of parent gulls who may swoop to protect their chick if you approach!

Find more information about baby gulls: https://www.rspca.org.uk/adviceandwelfare/wildlife/birds/gulls/baby

24/07/2026

Is this possibly our cutest admission? A young orphaned polecat! 🐾

Polecats are the wild ancestors of domesticated ferrets, and they were once persecuted to brink of extinction. Thankfully, population numbers are now increasing and they are being spotted more frequently here in the midlands.

This polecat and our many other admissions benefit directly from your generous donations, which are used to buy much needed food and care supplies for the wildlife we rehabilitate. Thank you so much for your support! ❤️

16/07/2026

Thank you for your Amazon wishlist donations. You’d be surprised just how quickly we get through this amount of food, especially with the exceptionally high number of admissions we have in at the moment! So your ongoing support and donations are really appreciated, thank you and please keep them coming ❤️

14/07/2026

🛠️ Can You Help Our Wildlife Hospital? 🦔🦉

We're looking for a qualified PAT tester to carry out PAT testing on the electrical equipment at our wildlife hospital.

If you're a PAT tester, or can recommend someone reliable, we'd love to hear from you.

Please comment below or send us a private message if you can help or have a recommendation.

Thank you! 🦔

13/07/2026

Food request! 🦔 📣 We are asking for donations from our wishlist of:
🌟 Cat food (wet or dry)
🌟 Live food (waxworms & mealworms)

It’s an exceptionally busy time for us, we are relying on your wishlist donations now more than ever!

Our wishlist:
https://www.amazon.co.uk/hz/wishlist/ls/3G1HW1HCKM8E8

Thank you so much for your support‼️

11/07/2026

Food request! 🦔 📣 It’s an exceptionally busy time for us, we are relying on your wishlist donations now more than ever! Our most urgent requests from the wishlist are:
🌟 Cat food (wet or dry)
🌟 Live food (waxworms & mealworms)

https://www.amazon.co.uk/hz/wishlist/ls/3G1HW1HCKM8E8

Thank you so much for your support‼️

07/07/2026

Reminder 📞 Our rescue centre is run by volunteers who may sometimes be unable to answer the phone because they’re busy admitting, feeding, medicating, or releasing wildlife, or doing any of the many cleaning, organising and admin jobs involved in the daily running of the centre.

We always get to the phone as soon as we can so please bear with us. Thank you for your patience and understanding, especially during this exceptionally busy time! ❤️

Address

British Wildlife Rescue Centre, London Road, Sandon Wildlife Barn
Stafford
ST180JS

Telephone

+441889271308

Website

http://www.thebwrc.com/, https://donate.kindlink.com/the-british-wildlife-rescue-centre-/1501, https://bit.ly/bwrcwishli

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