WAF

• 96090 - Other service activities n.e.c.

At the Wildlife Aid Foundation, we do not believe that it is right to keep any wild animal in captivity, so, if, despite our every effort, an animal cannot be returned to the wild to live a full and healthy life, we will afford that animal the dignity of a peaceful and pain-free death in a warm and comfortable environment. Every day, however, the care and dedication of our volunteers allows us to see remarkable recoveries that, otherwise, would not have been possible... As a hospital, we only treat sick and injured wildlife, and do not get involved in the relocation of healthy animals. There are some companies that do offer relocation services (and charge for it!), but once foxes are removed, more foxes will probably move in, so a deterrent is often the best approach... Sadly, we cannot admit orphaned fawns at the Wildlife Aid Foundation, as we do not have the resources to raise them. A fawn needs to bond with a single carer, while it is being reared, and we do not have the..

Also known as: THE WILDLIFE AID FOUNDATION, Wildlife Aid, Wildlife Aid Foundation

Previous names: WILDLIFE AID

Registration numbers: 07026228 (CH), 1138944 (W)

Primary location: Leatherhead United Kingdom