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  • Baby wild rabbits
    Abandoned by their mother.
  • Roxy
    Eating Chris Packham's notes on BBC1's Autumn Watch Unsprung.
  • Baby hedgehogs
    Far too underweight to hibernate.
  • Baby Tawny Owl
    Our baby Tawny Owl. He will be released when he becomes old enough to fend for himself.
  • Barney
    Adopted by the sanctuary after his owner could no longer look after him.
  • Fox Cub
    This cub was brought in by a member of the public who believed it was a dog.
  • As seen on Channel 4
    "Roxy featured in Foxes Live: Wild in the City" which hit your screens in April. To watch again or see more of our residents visit you tube.
  • Bramble and Tinsel
    The most unlikely of couples.
Help Us

Help Us

Your contributions allow us to continue our high level of care for wildlife
What We Do

What We Do

Providing vital care, and recouperation for all sick and injured wildlife
Fundraising

Fundraising

Fundraising provides education and hands on experiences
Look Around

Look Around

Use our website to look around at the work we do to care for animals.

 

The Nuneaton & Warwickshire Wildlife Sanctuary rescues sick, injured and abandoned birds and animals. They are given medication, rest and recuperation in preparation for release back into the wild. We have a fully equipped wildlife ambulances in which we perform emergency rescues around the clock as well as receiving casualties through the door 24/7.

We run entirely on donations and it is only with your support that we can continue in our plight  to save local wildlife.

 

  • Opening Hours

    We are open 6 days a week:

    • Monday – Saturday 11am – 3pm
    • Closed On Sunday
    • Visiting by Appointment Only
  • Visitor Information

    We do not charge an entrance fee but we are run completely on donations so we would greatly appreciate any support from visitors.

  • Adopt A Pet

    Make “No More Homeless Pets” a reality in our lifetimes.
    • Search for an adoptable pet
    • Can you be a “Forever Family”?

 


Please Help Us If You Can

It costs on average £360 per week to keep the sanctuary open, and a further £120 per week on food and bedding for the animals in our care. Please help us continue to rescue and rehabilitate Britain’s wildlife.


Other Guests at NWWS

Bramble

Bramble came to us as a 2 week old, he was very fragile, weak and almost unconscious. It took a lot

Barney

Barney is a Blue and Gold Macaw. We re-homed him here at the sanctuary because his owner was emigrat

Marty

Marty is an Eagle Owl. Marty was born in 2003, and was rescued from a house in which he was being

Roxy

Roxy is a Red Fox. We believe that someone took Roxy from the wild and tried to hand rear when she w