Wildlife Rescue and Ambulance Service (Enfield)

Wildlife Rescue and Ambulance Service (Enfield) DONATE HERE https://www.wras-enfieldwildlife.org.uk/make-a-donation There are usually around 160 animals and birds permanently resident at the Centre.

The Wildlife Rescue and Ambulance Service rescues and rehabilitates sick, injured, orphaned or trapped wild animals and birds, then releases them back to the wild once they have recovered. Any creature that cannot be released stays at the Centre in Trent Country Park, or is taken to another sanctuary.

Merry Christmas to all
23/12/2024

Merry Christmas to all

23/12/2024

June and I would like to thank all those that have supported the charity this year and wish you all a very happy Christmas. And to all that volunteer at the centre we would not cope without your help

One of a number of casualties we are treating at present, this black headed gull has fishing line around both feet, it w...
13/12/2024

One of a number of casualties we are treating at present, this black headed gull has fishing line around both feet, it will probably end up having a foot amputated.

03/12/2024

Badgers at the feeding station tonight

12/09/2024

Muntjac family at trent park animal centre today

16/08/2024

Video recording of tonight's dinner time

16/08/2024

Muntjac deer in the centre last night

16/07/2024
16/07/2024

Sadly the white Heron that has been flying into the animal centre daily for the past six years,flew down to the lake and got fishing tackle in its mouth and beak resulting in his death. He will be missed by the all the staff , we all fed him, he become a much loved visitor.

Shout out to my newest followers! Excited to have you onboard! Veronica Mary Cushen, Susan Linford, Rebecca Hood, Laura ...
05/06/2024

Shout out to my newest followers! Excited to have you onboard! Veronica Mary Cushen, Susan Linford, Rebecca Hood, Laura Purser, Kristen Lumm

28/05/2024

Caught on cctv last night, the muntjac deer that has been visiting the center give birth to a fawn

Before and after shearing
22/05/2024

Before and after shearing

22/05/2024

Sheep shearing at the centre today, Jed has been shearing our Sheep for many years the rain we have had this spring has been a problem for Jed.

20/05/2024

Apart from our resident animals the centre is visitors, badgers,rabbits, herons,geese and muntjac deer. This is a regular visitor that pops in for a treet

10/05/2024

It's spring and we are getting very busy with many fledgling bird casualties mainly victims of cat attacks. This blackbird was one of the casualties after treatment and careful hand rearing was released released.

24/04/2024

THE SHY BADGER

Badgers are nocturnal and very shy! This one was caught on camera at the Wildlife centre.

Badgers can be found across the UK, although the south of England is home to the largest number. They live in a network of burrows and tunnels, better known as a sett. Setts are generally found in woodland, with the badgers coming out at night to forage for food.

17/04/2024

MATERIALS AND EXPERTISE: HELP NEEDED!

A fair bit of damage was caused by a fallen tree 🌳 at the centre last week. The tree caused a significant amount of damage to fencing and also animal enclosures. 🐴🐰🐇🐎 We need help to fix the damage. Are you able to help by donating fencing materials? Are you a fencing specialist who could help with repairs? Or do you know of someone that could help?

If you can help, contact us via Facebook Messenger. Thank-you in advance. ❤️

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Wildlife Hospital & Animal Centre
Enfield
EN40PS

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0208 344 2785 07970 141282

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Videos

Badgers at the feeding station tonight

Muntjac family at trent park animal centre today

Video recording of tonight's dinner time

Muntjac deer in the centre last night

Caught on cctv last night, the muntjac deer that has been visiting the center give birth to a fawn

Sheep shearing at the centre today, Jed has been shearing our Sheep for many years the rain we have had this spring has been a problem for Jed.

It's spring and we are getting very busy with many fledgling bird casualties mainly victims of cat attacks. This blackbird was one of the casualties after treatment and careful hand rearing was released released.

THE SHY BADGER Badgers are nocturnal and very shy! This one was caught on camera at the Wildlife centre. Badgers can be found across the UK, although the south of England is home to the largest number. They live in a network of burrows and tunnels, better known as a sett. Setts are generally found in woodland, with the badgers coming out at night to forage for food.

MATERIALS AND EXPERTISE: HELP NEEDED! A fair bit of damage was caused by a fallen tree 🌳 at the centre last week. The tree caused a significant amount of damage to fencing and also animal enclosures. 🐴🐰🐇🐎 We need help to fix the damage. Are you able to help by donating fencing materials? Are you a fencing specialist who could help with repairs? Or do you know of someone that could help? If you can help, contact us via Facebook Messenger. Thank-you in advance. ❤️

THE STORY OF A FALLEN TREE!... 💨💨💨 🌳🌳🌳 Sadly a tree fell at the wildlife centre on Tuesday causing damage. Luckily there were no casualties! Bit of a blurry video, but this shows how powerful the wind can be, and the unexpected damage a tree can cause. Thankfully it also missed the new play area castle!

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