Secret World Wildlife Rescue

Services

• •Wildlife advice and triage: People regularly mention calling for immediate guidance about injured or unwell wild animals, with the team sometimes asking for photos, videos or location details to assess the situation and advise on next steps.
• •Wildlife rescue and collection: Reviews describe prompt rescue support, including collection of an injured deer within about an hour, arranging help for an injured fox within an hour, sending volunteers to a heron, attending a limping pheasant, and rescuing a swan after a fishing hook injury.
• •Wildlife intake and follow-up: Reviewers mention being able to drop off injured birds, receive case-specific care advice, and check back on an animal’s progress.
• •Education visits and children’s activities: School visits are described as structured and age-appropriate, with information, practical activities and site exploration. A recent family review also mentions a child enjoying a train trip and making a bird box to take home.
• •Public wildlife events: Recent reviews continue to praise bat talk-and-walk evenings, including talks on British bat species, use of bat detectors, and guided walks around the site.

Pricing

No published pricing information is currently available for this clinic.

People

• •Ann: named in a recent review for coming out to collect an injured deer, with friendly communication and updates throughout.
• •Katie: praised in recent feedback for leading a bat talk with enthusiasm and clear knowledge about British bat species.
• •George: named in a school visit review for delivering three well-pitched sessions combining information, hands-on activities and site exploration.
• •Tony: named in a review for attending a limping pheasant case and helping assess the bird in person.
• •Team and volunteers: reviewers repeatedly praise the wider team for fast responses, practical guidance and organised rescue support.

Reviews

Google rating: 4.6/5 from 522 reviews. Recent feedback is very positive and mainly focused on wildlife rescue, practical advice and educational events.

• •Fast, organised rescue responses: reviewers describe quick call handling and prompt action, including an injured deer collected within the hour and a fox rescue arranged within about an hour.
• •Helpful case-specific advice: people mention being asked for photos, videos or precise locations so the team could advise on care or decide whether collection was needed.
• •Strong wildlife rescue work: recent examples include volunteers sent to help a heron, a swan rescued after a fishing hook injury, and support for injured birds and other wild animals.
• •Well-liked events and visits: bat evenings are described as informative and enjoyable, while school and children’s activities are praised for being engaging and well organised.