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Give the Gift of Wildlife
By bestowing £25.00 your loved one becomes the proud owner of a unique gift.
Your donation will help WildAid to provide incubators, medicine, surgical equipment and much more for wildlife carers.
The last 11 months have been unlike anything WildAid and the wildlife rescue community have ever experienced. Compounding the impact of an international pandemic, wildlife has continued to be persecuted, habitats continued to be wrecked all of which threatens the loss of our native wildlife.
Species thought to be common have been re-classified. Our most well known and loved wildlife like the Hedgehog is now threatened with extinction. Badgers continue to be persecuted, Rich countryside continues to disappear forever - wildlife is displaced.
The Wildlife Rescue Community
Wildlife rescue is a national community of carers for tens of thousands of wild animals who desperately need help. WildAid has been helping the wildlife rescue community for over 25 years. Because of your generosity we have helped carers like Elaine at Hedgehog Care by providing hedgehog shelters, and Janette at Chorley Hedgehog Rescue with medical equipment for her Hedgehog hospital. The community works tirelessly, around the clock, to ensure wildlife stay alive and can be returned safely to the wild.
Our Gift To You
Our gift to you is a unique personalised framed certificate.
You choose the message you want to appear on your certificate.
- Your loved one becomes the proud owner of a personalised certificate and the knowledge that your bequest is saving the lives of our native wildlife.
- Your loved one’s name will appear on our interactive supporter's map. Your gift includes more details about the wildlife rescue you are supporting.
- 100% of your bequest will go to wildlife rescue.
- Quick and easy to order online:
www.wildaid.co.uk/wildlifelink
The generosity of our supporters have recently raised funds to help build a new hospital for Lucky Hedgehog Rescue
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