Local Reviews
In August 2017, Gladys Ranger said about East Sussex WRAS
Absolutely excellent Called them out this week re baby hatchling woodpidgeon who had fallen from his nest in the pouring rain and who had been abandoned
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In September 2017, Lisa Still said about East Sussex WRAS
Amazing work
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In September 2017, Andrew R Turtle said about East Sussex WRAS
A super service run by very caring people. :-)
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In November 2017, Charlie Tucker said about East Sussex WRAS
Fantastic service ... i rescued a baby pigeon bless it .. phoned them and they came out with in the hour .. A******
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In January 2018, H T-D said about East Sussex WRAS
A fantastic charity dedicated to helping animals
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In January 2018, Sarah Argrave said about East Sussex WRAS
Very genuine, dedicated and knowledgeable rescue helping all wildlife without prejudice.
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In January 2018, Julie McNamee said about East Sussex WRAS
Wonderful organisation that takes care of the less "cute" members of the animal world. (Although pigeons and seagulls are cuter than you would think.)
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In February 2018, Luke H said about East Sussex WRAS
Amazing charity. Helped us when we had an injured fox. Selfless volunteers that deserve the support you can give.
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In March 2018, Paul said about East Sussex WRAS
The emergency service for wild animals in the area. Nice clinic / hospital at Whitesmith. Well done all of you and thanks!!
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In April 2018, Inconsolable Graphite said about East Sussex WRAS
Excellent. Helped with a jackdaw stuck behind my gas fire for several days after its nest had apparently fallen down the chimney.
After I’d gone to the trouble of removing the fire I didn’t want to accidentally kill the bird through not knowing what I was doing. The lady who arrived was rapidly able to coax it out and it seemed none the worse for its adventure. To my amazement it was able to fly off of its own accord. Putting the fireplace back together should keep me off the streets for a bit :)
After I’d gone to the trouble of removing the fire I didn’t want to accidentally kill the bird through not knowing what I was doing. The lady who arrived was rapidly able to coax it out and it seemed none the worse for its adventure. To my amazement it was able to fly off of its own accord. Putting the fireplace back together should keep me off the streets for a bit :)
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