#aduly

This tawny owl arrived at the centre earlier today with a suspected eye injury. Our vet team checked both eyes with a fluorescent dye and a Tonovet (a piece of equipment used to check eye pressure) and found significant swelling and blood in the eye - wounds typically caused by a traffic collision. Luckily, this sort of injury has been treated before and we are currently working with one of the worlds leading ophthalmologists to make sure we can give it the very best care. There is still a long road of recovery, but we are keeping everything crossed for a happy outcome. Please keep your fingers crossed!

This beautifully pale buzzard arrived at the centre recently after being found grounded and thin by the side of a busy road. It was rushed in to see our vet team, who, after a thorough examination, took it straight for an x-ray. Sadly, it had a broken scapula and may require surgery. We are currently liaising with one of the UK's leading avian orthopaedic specialists and will do everything we can to get it back out to the wild soon.

It's #WorldAnimalDay today and one of our hedgehogs has taken some time off to read Simon's new autobiography. If you haven't picked up your copy yet make sure you grab a signed version over on our website! We ship worldwide! :) http://www.wildlifeaid.org.uk/product/my-wild-life/