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28-05-2011, 01:31 PM
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| |  Re: Injured wildlife - what to do?
thanks for the added responses
and thank you Jan I have saved the number of blyth wildlife rescue in my phone and the number for the northumbrian hedgehog rescue and I'm looking for more.
I have in the past seen injured birds, one being a wood pigeon a little while ago. Do all rescue centres put down birds or other animals that are seen as vermin ?
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Originally Posted by Lindsay-c  thanks for the added responses
and thank you Jan I have saved the number of blyth wildlife rescue in my phone and the number for the northumbrian hedgehog rescue and I'm looking for more.
I have in the past seen injured birds, one being a wood pigeon a little while ago. Do all rescue centres put down birds or other animals that are seen as vermin ? | I hope not,,in saying that ive never seen Wildlife SOS treating a rat! |
28-05-2011, 02:58 PM
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Originally Posted by foxypal I hope not,,in saying that ive never seen Wildlife SOS treating a rat! | and me neither
Blyth wildlife rescue website says they don't deny treatment to any animal regardless of species or status which sounds pleasant but couldn't imagine anywhere wanting to treat a rat and I know that if you find a mink you have to report it so would they treat one?...
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Originally Posted by Lindsay-c and me neither
Blyth wildlife rescue website says they don't deny treatment to any animal regardless of species or status which sounds pleasant but couldn't imagine anywhere wanting to treat a rat and I know that if you find a mink you have to report it so would they treat one?... | I can't say what they would do but it is illegal to release mink under any circumstances.
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