🐾 Vinny the vole was rescued from the claws of a curious cat. After a short stay receiving treatment, he was soon back, burrowing underground. 💚 ✨ Voles are timid little herbivores, that hide in vegetation. Often confused with mice, they have shorter tails and rounder faces. Cats are natural hunters, but even a small scratch can be deadly for wildlife due to infection. If your cat brings something in, please don’t release it back outside – take it to a rescue centre like Tiggywinkles so we can

🐭💚 A tiny leap back to freedom! This little mouse came into our care needing help, but after rest and recovery it was ready for the best part of the job - release day. 🎉 Mice are expert jumpers and climbers, using their long tails for balance as they move through woodland and hedgerows. As you’ll see in the video, this one wasted no time making a speedy exit..! #wildliferescue #wildlife #cutemoments #cuteanimals #mouse | Tiggywinkles Wildlife Hospital

Wildlife Care by vets at the Long Beach Animal Hospital

🎓 Study Animal Care at Tiggywinkles! 🦉🦔🦡 Ever dreamt of working hands-on with wildlife? Our unique education programmes, run in partnership with Bucks College Group, are based right here at Tiggywinkles Wildlife Hospital — the world’s leading wildlife hospital! We offer: 🔹 Levels 2 & 3 Animal Care – building and developing skills in animal handling, husbandry, and welfare 🔹 Level 3 Animal Management – an advanced course covering wildlife rehabilitation, exotic animal care, ecology, behavio