Non-Emergency Transport for Contained Wildlife Casualties
We provide a specialist volunteer wildlife transport service across Greater Manchester and Cheshire.
Our sole role is the safe, reliable movement of already-contained wildlife between veterinary surgeries, wildlife hospitals, rehabilitation centres, sanctuaries and other partner organisations.
Found injured, sick or orphaned wildlife?
This website is for a specialist wildlife hospital transport service. We do not operate a public emergency rescue or call-out service.
If you have found a wild animal that needs help, please use the directories to contact the most appropriate organisation:
In most cases the best first step is to call the national RSPCA emergency line on 0300 1234 999. They can give immediate advice and, where needed, arrange further help.
Many wildlife hospitals and rescue centres are not open 24 hours a day.
Where possible, contact a local wildlife hospital or rehabilitator before taking the animal to a vet.
Ask whether the wildlife hospital or rehabilitator would be able to provide aftercare once the vet has completed the initial assessment and treatment. If the wildlife hospital or rehabilitator agree, please mention this to the vet — it helps give the animal the best chance of full rehabilitation and release.