Rangers Lodge Wildlife Hospital CIO

Rangers Lodge Wildlife Hospital CIO We are a small Wildlife Hospital, based in a private home, in the heart of West Sussex.
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At Rangers Lodge Wildlife Hospital, we try to redress the balance by treating the sick injured and orphaned, and nurse them back to health.

A Huge Thank you to Lyndsey for kindly donating this dog food to us. If you have a changeover of food or your dog turns ...
26/08/2026

A Huge Thank you to Lyndsey for kindly donating this dog food to us.

If you have a changeover of food or your dog turns its nose up, like they all do from time to time, we are always very grateful for it to be donated to us, it helps us re-stock and keep a steady flow of food for our foxes.

🦊 Thanks 💚

Get your selections in, we can't wait to see which ones you all choose.
22/08/2026

Get your selections in, we can't wait to see which ones you all choose.

Haggis the Hedgehog 🦔 An unusual name, I know, but given by one of our Scottish volunteers, because when she was curled ...
18/08/2026

Haggis the Hedgehog 🦔

An unusual name, I know, but given by one of our Scottish volunteers, because when she was curled up she indeed looked like a little haggis.

This little lady has been with us for some time.
She arrived with us completely bald, sores, very bad skin (due to ringworm) & internal parasites, a worse case we have seen in a long time, she was a very poorly hog.

We are so happy to report she is now doing extremely well after being in our care.
She has been receiving various treatments as she had so many issues.

With new spines now coming through, it won't be long until she is fully spined.

This is why we do what we do, she still has a long road ahead but just look at the difference already.

If you are able to donate to our cause, we would be most grateful, it is with your kindness, continued support and donations that allow us to help animals like little haggis and other wildlife in need 💚

Each year, we create a calendar with photos of animals that have come through our doors.The sales of these calendars rai...
15/08/2026

Each year, we create a calendar with photos of animals that have come through our doors.

The sales of these calendars raise much needed funds to help us to continue helping our British Wildlife in need.

This year, we have decided to do it a little differently..........

You guys, our amazing followers & supporters get to choose for us.

We have posted 32 photos to choose from, out of these, 13 need to be selected, 1 for our front cover and 1 for each individual month.

Each photo has a number, simply select your favourites and put them in the comments.
The photos with the highest selection will feature in our 2027 Rangers Lodge Wildlife Hospital CIO Calendar.

Closing date for selections will be 1st September.

Get choosing!!!! 🦊🦔🐣🦡🦉🦌

It's a duckie day 🦆 On the 9th of July we had a small clutch of eggs brought into us. We will always give them a fightin...
29/07/2026

It's a duckie day 🦆

On the 9th of July we had a small clutch of eggs brought into us. We will always give them a fighting chance.

We placed them in our egg incubator and throughout yesterday they were pipping and this morning they were all hatched.

These little ones will stay with us until fully grown and weathered, then released back to the wild 💚

Mama & babies:This little family came into us yesterday, two of our volunteers collected them from a dangerous situation...
29/07/2026

Mama & babies:

This little family came into us yesterday, two of our volunteers collected them from a dangerous situation that could have been disastrous to the whole of their little family.

Thank you to the kind member of the public for calling it into us, and to our volunteers, Linda & Rachel, who collected them.

They are now enjoying the safety of our duck house. When they are bigger they will be released in a safe new location.

15/07/2026

Do you have wildlife visit in your garden?

We would love to see your videos or photos.

This great video was sent into us by one of our followers, a lovely fox & 4 hoggies enjoying dinner together.
🦊 🦔

Baby mice:This little duo arrived with us earlier this week.Some garden works were being carried out and unfortunately t...
11/07/2026

Baby mice:

This little duo arrived with us earlier this week.

Some garden works were being carried out and unfortunately their nest was dug up.

With no mum around, the workman contacted us and we decided it was best they were brought into us.

Still with their eyes closed on arrival, they received round the clock care.

Now they have their eyes open, starting to feed themselves and are quite independent.

We have also had some other baby mice arrive with us, which are around the same age so they have been put together as a little group.

They will now be monitored and when a little bigger, released 💛

Soft release: Our first set of cubs have progressed to one of our soft release enclosures.These little beauts arrived wi...
07/07/2026

Soft release:

Our first set of cubs have progressed to one of our soft release enclosures.

These little beauts arrived with us as tiny cubs in April, all arriving under different circumstances.

As they grew, they were placed with others of around the same age so they can be with their own kind and all learn together through our various stages of rehabilitation.

Soon the door will be opened and they will be able to venture off into the big wide world, with us still continuing to feed and support them until they are brave enough to find their own territory.

If you would like to help support the work we do, you can help us by,
🦊 Money donations
(Bank account details are pinned at the top of our page)
🦊 Donations of food
🦊 Sharing our Facebook posts & page

Thank you all for your continued support 💚

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Rangers Lodge Wildlife Hospital
Horsham
RH124TB

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