If you know of others, please let us know and we will add them to this list. These are the bird rescue operations in our area of which we are aware. No longer take wildlife.People frequently contact us concerning oiled, wounded and sick birds. Shelter, rehabilitation and rehoming for dogs, cats, birds, rabbits, guinea pigs and small animals (pets).

Newbrook Farm, Frankley Green Lane, Frankley, Birmingham B32 4AX Tuxford Close, (off Hilton Street), Wolverhampton WV10 0JQĪ non-profit making organisation based in Staffordshire, which rescues and re-homes unwanted animals (pets) including dogs, rabbits, guinea pigs, rats, hamsters and chinchillas.Įmail: RSPCA - BIRMINGHAM ANIMAL HOSPITAL & ANIMAL CENTRE Packhorse Lane, Hollywood, Birmingham B47 5DHĭulverton Road, Witton, Birmingham B6 7LY Website: CATS PROTECTION LEAGUE BIRMINGHAM ADOPTION CENTRE Regional welfare officers can be called in strict confidence to report donkeys in poor conditions. Website: DONKEY SANCTUARY REGIONAL WELFARE OFFICER: MIDLANDS Redditch Road, Hopwood, Birmingham B48 7TW

Wildmoor Lane, Catshill, Bromsgrove, B61 0RJ Rehoming scheme for dogs, cats, rabbits and other small pets. Website: BLUE CROSS WEST MIDLANDS BROMSGROVE REHOMING CENTRE Report and search for lost pets and found pets of all types and breeds.Įmail Local organisations - pets/domesticated animalsĬatherine-de-Barnes Lane, Catherine-de-Barnes, Solihull B92 0DJ PDSA is the UK's leading vet charity, caring for more than 470,000 pet patients belonging to people in need.Īdvice on what to do if you find a 'lost' racing pigeon.Ģ4-hour cruelty line to report cruelty or an animal in distress.įree national database for lost and found pets. Website: National organisations - pets/domesticated animalsĪdvice on lost and unwanted exotic pet birds. Walk Mills Farm, Wychbold, Droitwich WR9 0DH Newbrook Farm, Frankley Green Lane, Frankley, Birmingham B32 4AXĬovers the North Birmingham area (Sutton Coldfield, Streetly, Great Barr, Erdington, Kingstanding).Ĭovering: North Worcestershire, Bromsgrove, Droitwich, Redditch, Stourport on Severn, Kidderminster, South Birmingham, Rednal, Longbridge, Northfield, Stourbridge and surrounding areas.Ī registered charity for the care and treatment of sick and injured swans and water birds, assisted by excellent vetinary support. If you see a swan in distress or one which 'just does not look right', please contact them on one the following numbers: Website: RSPCA - BIRMINGHAM ANIMAL HOSPITAL & ANIMAL CENTRE If you find an injured or sick bird of prey call their national help and advice line:Įmail: general and non-urgent enquiries) Website: NUNEATON & WARWICKSHIRE WILDLIFE SANCTUARYħ8 Oaston Road, Nuneaton, Warwickshire, CV11 6LAĪ charity dedicated to ensuring that all sick or injured birds of prey and owls are cared for by qualified persons and wherever possible, successfully released back into the wild. Website: Linjoy Wildlife Sanctuary and Rescue (Midlands)īurton Wildlife Rescue and The Linjoy Sanctuary is a 24 hour emergency rescue service for British wildlife and poultry/waterfowl in Derbyshire & Staffordshire.ġ5 Lincoln Road, Stapenhill, Burton on Trent DE15 9HP Hedgehog House, Dhustone, Ludlow, Shropshire SY8 3PLĪ national wildlife conservation charity concerned with the conservation of the amphibian and reptile species and their associated habitats.ġ Loxley, Werrington, Peterborough PE4 5BWĪ voluntary organisation dedicated to helping the red fox by providing rescues for sick and injured foxes. Opening Hours: Mon - Fri 9am-5pm Out of office hours please leave a message and they will endeavour to return your call as soon as possible.Īdvice on what to do if you have found or are concerned about a hedgehog.

Swarms: if you think you have a swarm, please visit the British Beekeepers Association website who can provide further advice.īritish Beekeepers Association, National Beekeeping Centre, Stoneleigh Park, Kenilworth, Warks, CV8 2LG If you have an urgent query about a bat, please call the bat helpline (9:30am-4.30pm Monday to Friday, longer opening hours for emergencies between May-September):Įmail: THE BRITISH BEEKEEPERS ASSOCIATION Please let us know if any of these contact details are incorrect. Also, consider calling your local vet - many vets will treat wild animals for a reduced charge, often only the cost of any medicines used. If you have found an injured animal we hope the contact details below will be helpful to you. The Wildlife Trust does not have the skills or facilities to care for injured animals, but there are several organisations across Birmingham and the Black Country who do.

Emergency animal rescue birds