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    • Canker in birds
    • Flystrike (myiasis)
    • Sick or injured birds
    • Recognising illness, weakness, injury and distress in wild birds
    • Cat and Dog Attacks
    • Trapped Wildlife
    • Oil, Paint and Chemical Contamination
    • Hedgehogs Out in The Day
    • Owls and Birds Of Prey
    • Hedgehogs & Garden Hazards
    • Hedgehogs in Winter
    • Parasites in Hedgehogs
    • Nestlings, Fledglings & Baby Birds
    • Young Squirrels, Rabbits, Hares and other Mammals
    • Baby Mammals Found Alone
    • Knowing When a Young Bird Needs Help
    • Young Hedgehogs - What to do When They Appear Weak or Vulnerable
    • Making Your Garden Wildlife Friendly
    • Common Garden Hazards
    • Feeding Garden Birds Responsibly
    • Disease & Biosecurity
    • Bird Flu & Dead Wild Birds
    • Bonfire Night & Wildlife
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CapesWildlifeRescue

1. Injuries & Emergencies


  • Sick or Injured Birds

  • Recognising illness, weakness, injury and distress in wild birds.

  • Flystrike in Wildlife

  • Birds Attacked by Cats or Dogs

  • Wildlife Trapped in Netting, Fencing or Drains

  • Oil, Paint & Chemical Contamination

2. Species-Specific Advice


  • Hedgehogs Found Out During the Day

  • Canker in Pigeons & Doves

  • Owls & Birds of Prey

  • Hedgehogs & Garden Hazards

  • Hedgehogs in Winter

  • Ticks, Fleas & Parasites in hedgehogs

3. Young & Vulnerable Wildlife


  • Nestlings, Fledglings & Baby Birds

  • Understanding the differences and knowing when a young bird needs help.

  • What to do when young hedgehogs appear vulnerable or orphaned.

  • Baby Mammals Found Alone

  • Advice about young squirrels, rabbits, hares and other mammals.

4. Prevention & Wildlife Health


  • Making Your Garden Wildlife-Friendly

  • Common Garden Hazards

  • Feeding Garden Birds Responsibly

  • Wildlife Disease & Biosecurity

  • Bird Flu & Dead Wild Birds

  • Bonfire Night & Wildlife


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CAPESWILDLIFERESCUE
Providing emergency rescue, rehabilitation and release of sick, injured and orphaned British wildlife across North Lincolnshire and surrounding areas.
📍 Station Farm, Station Road, Kirton in Lindsey, DN21 4BD
📞 Wildlife Helpline:07553201825
✉️ Email:capeswildliferescue@gmail.com
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