Rodent

Mice/Voles/Moles Etc.

If you find a small rodent that has been injured or caught by a cat/dog, please pick it (whilst wearing gloves) and place into a plastic box. Alternatively if you are not confident to handle it, place a towel over it. If you have the rodent in a box, give them something to hide under as it helps to reduce stress.

Once you have container the rodent, if the injuries require, please take it to a vet, if there injuries are minor please contact us.

Young Rodents

If you find a young rodent, which does have fur and its eyes are open, unless it has signs of injury or illness note where you saw it and monitor, do not touch them. The parents are likely nearby and will return. If their nest has been disturbed the parents will usually move them onto a new nest so monitor them for a while before seeking help.

If you find a young rodent without fur, with its eyes not yet open, it needs help, so please contact us.

Still need help?

Contact Number Release

We are open from 8am to 7pm everyday except Wednesday. | Ensure prior to contacting us, that you have a accurate location for the animal.
Please note in some circumstances unless an animal is contained we may not be able to attend.
For any animal that has physical injuries that would require the treatment of a vet first, we may ask you to help us get them there, depending on our work load. All of our local vets we work with closely, they will never put down an animal that is able to be rehabilitated.

Contact Details

Please contact us on 07912 862 739. If we do not answer, we may be busy with animals or on a rescue. Please call again, we try but are not always able to return calls or voicemails.