Please click the link
below to make a donation to Vale
Wildlife Hospital &
Rehabilitation
Centre.
We rely on public support to survive.
Even the smallest of gifts will make a difference.
The Charity costsover £20,000 amonth to run - we receive no government orlottery funding,but have to relyon the support ofthe public toenable us tocontinue our work.
Depending on thetime of year, we usebetween 600 - 1,000tins of dog & catfood every week.
Welcome to Vale Wildlife Hospital
& Rehabilitation Centre.
We are available 24 hours a day for help and advice
concerning sick, injured or orphaned British wildlife.
CALL US ON 01386 882288
Visit the 'Support Vale' page (link below)
for more information
on how to help us to help wildlife.
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What's going on at Vale
The total number of animals currently at Vale Wildlife
Hospital & Rehabilitation Centre is:
398
Number of casualties treated so far this year:
3224
The number ofcasualties treatedat Vale varies from year to year but ranges from 3,500to 4,500 annually.Around two thirds ofthese are birds.
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In August 2010 Caroline Gould, Vale Wildlife's founder and manager, was recognised for
her outstanding contribution to animal welfare by being chosen to receive IFAW's
(International Fund for Animal Welfare) 'Lifetime Achievement Award' in their
Animal Action Awards.
Caroline said, 'This is a huge honour for me and is recognition, not just for my work,
but for the staff and many, many volunteers who have, over the years, helped to
make Vale the successful wildlife hospital that it is today.’
Caroline will travel to the House of Lords in October to receive her award.
Between 2-7 October, Paul Davison,
Ian Hazzard & Sunny Sardesai will be undertaking Alfred Wainwright's famous Coast-to-Coast walk, 180 miles from
St Bees head in Cumbria to Robin Hood's bay in North Yorkshire, all in
aid of Vale Wildlife.
Please sponsor this brave trio
by visiting their JustGiving page at:
The first fox cub of 2010 came in on
22 March,
the first badger cub
on 31 March, & the
first baby blackbird arrived with us on
5 April.
We are using between 800 - 1,000
tins of pet food every week at
the moment.
Please help us by donating
some tins, especially puppy
food to us.
We also need dog complete
and kitten complete food.
One of the most important things on
our 'Wish List' at the moment is a
Snake Camera, for looking up
chimneys, into holes in the ground etc. There have been several occasions
recently when we have needed one
for help in locating a casualty.
We need £3,000 to get one of these -
can you help?
Casualties can be brought to us from 7am - 8pm every day. Unfortunately during the spring & summer months
we are unable to collect small animal casualties from you as all our staff are needed in the Hospital.
We rely on you bringing the
animal in to us.
