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Just head to directory.helpwildlife.co.uk and enter your location to be shown wildlife rescues in your area. If you struggle to find a rescue, visit helpwildlife.co.uk/help for support.
We’ve put together a library of articles to help you assess whether help is needed. Just go to helpwildlife.co.uk/advice to read them. If you can‘t find the information you need there, have a look at helpwildlife.co.uk/help for sources of bespoke advice and assistance. Reviewing our articles first takes the pressure off busy wildlife rescue volunteers.
We (HelpWildlife.co.uk) operate online only. We don’t rescue animals ourselves but we can offer advice and help to connect you with a wildlife rescue in your area. Go to helpwildlife.co.uk/help for more information.
We have some advice articles covering this. Just go to helpwildlife.co.uk/advice/problem-wildlife
If your issue isn’t covered there, there’s a form to email us for bespoke advice at the bottom of each article.
If you have feedback about the contact information on a directory listing, please use the feedback facility on the listing.
If you have concerns about one of the listings in the directory please visit helpwildlife.co.uk/policies/
Head over to the directory site and you’ll find the information and links you need here – https://directory.helpwildlife.co.uk/add-a-listing/
The accuracy of the information on our site is of paramount importance to us. For that reason, we very much welcome the input of those working in wildlife rescue or with other wildlife knowledge and expertise. We will not accept contributions from content creators, marketing agencies etc – we do not pay for content and we do not publish content in exchange for payment.
If you are a rescuer or wildlife expert and would like to contribute to the site, please register an account on the directory (directory.helpwildlife.co.uk) and indicate there that you’d like to get involved in developing HelpWildlife.co.uk.
Yes, please do! The information on our site is designed to be shared – we want as many people as possible to know what to do and who to turn to if they find injured wildlife. Thank you for helping to spread the word.
We do, but please be aware this will be with online, computer based work not animal care. If you’re looking to volunteer directly with animals, please search our directory to find a wildlife rescue in your area and use the information on their listing to contact them and offer your help. To volunteer with us, visit helpwildlife.co.uk/get-involved.
Unfortunately, we (HelpWildlife.co.uk) do not have the resources to do talks and visits at this time. Please search our directory to find a wildlife rescue in your area and use the information on their listing to contact them to see if they can help.
We (HelpWildlife.co.uk) are run entirely by volunteers from their homes so we have no jobs available and cannot accommodate work experience placements.
Thank you but we (HelpWildlife.co.uk) operate online only so we have no use for items used to care for animals. Please put your location into our map to find a wildlife rescue in your area and use the information on their listing to contact them and offer your donations.
Apologies, but we do not currently have a phone number.
As we are run by volunteers who all give their time alongside jobs, family commitments, etc we unfortunately do not have sufficient resource to be able to consistently ‘man’ a telephone line. You should find the information you need on our website but if you need extra help regarding sick, injured, or at risk wildlife, please visit our help page to see details of sources of bespoke help. For anything else, not covered on this page please see the question below.
You can email us with other queries but please DO NOT EMAIL US ABOUT SICK/INJURED/AT RISK WILDLIFE. Emails are checked once a day so we will not see your message quickly enough to help.
For anything about our directory email [email protected]
For other general/admin enquiries you can email [email protected].
For anything concerning a wild animal needing help, visit helpwildlife.co.uk/help.
Please be aware that we have very limited volunteer resources. If your query is covered by the FAQs above we may not respond.