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.

At Rangers Lodge Wildlife Hospital, we try to redress the balance by treating the sick injured and orphaned, and nurse them back to health.

Thank you Isabel for your very kind money donation and items from our Amazon Wish List. It is greatly appreciated 💚
22/04/2025

Thank you Isabel for your very kind money donation and items from our Amazon Wish List.

It is greatly appreciated 💚

Today we had a call in regards to a swan in trouble on Rookwood Lake.Nathan attended with Beth from Horsham wildlife res...
21/04/2025

Today we had a call in regards to a swan in trouble on Rookwood Lake.
Nathan attended with Beth from Horsham wildlife rescue who work very closely with us at Rangers Lodge Wildlife Hospital CIO, Swans & Friends also attended and assisted on site.

The swan had a hook and line stuck in its tongue and throat.
Not doing things by halves, Nathan dived in, got the swan to shore and worked on removing the hook and line.
Once removed and given a full check over, he was released back onto the lake.

Well done to all involved 🦢

If you would like to donate to Rangers Lodge Wildlife Hospital CIO or Horsham Wildlife Rescue, please click on the links.

Your donations help us go out to these rescues, at all hours of the day.
We are all volunteers and all monies go back into the wildlife hospital & Horsham Wildlife Rescue which allows us to keep helping wildlife in need.

Thank you for your continued support 💚

Working together gets the job done ✔️

Cubs reunite with mum;Yesterday, we had a call from a member of the public who has a mother and cubs in their garden.2 o...
21/04/2025

Cubs reunite with mum;

Yesterday, we had a call from a member of the public who has a mother and cubs in their garden.

2 out of the 4 cubs got into a bit of trouble getting stuck behind the homeowners hot tub, their mother unable to get them and the cubs unable to get back out the home owner gave us a call for advice.

Cubs around this age are very mischievous and inquisitive, but it can get them into trouble.
Luckily for these cubs, we knew who to send out to assist.

A big thanks to Tim & Sian from West Sussex Wildlife Protection.
They attended, got the cubs out of the tight spot, which wasn't easy to access, and they were reunited with their mother, which was captured on Sians night camera to ensure they had all reunited safely.
Keeping cubs with their mums are our priority, a very happy ending for this little 🦊 family.

Today, we joined the lovely community of Kilnwood Vale at their Easter Fair 🐣. We raised £70.90 at our stand today.We gr...
19/04/2025

Today, we joined the lovely community of Kilnwood Vale at their Easter Fair 🐣.

We raised £70.90 at our stand today.
We greatly appreciate all the people who purchased items from us.

It is a very busy time of year for RLWH and what was raised today will most likely be going towards the next purchase of specially formulated milk for the fox cubs in our care 🦊 which we are going through quite a lot as you can imagine with all the little mouths to feed.

If you would like to donate to us, you can do so via the donate button at the top of our page.

Thank you all for your continued support 💚.

Would you like to release a hedgehog in your garden? We have hedgehogs who are ready for release that can't go back to w...
13/04/2025

Would you like to release a hedgehog in your garden? We have hedgehogs who are ready for release that can't go back to where they were found for safety reasons.
Due to the time these hedgehogs have been with us under treatment, we would like to ask for a minimum of a £20 donation to help us cover some of the cost for their rehabilitation.
Contact us on the email address below to register your interest -
[email protected] Thank you.

SUPPORTERS OF RANGERS LODGE WILDLIFE HOSPITAL We work along side many local charities. We all do our upmost for the ani...
12/04/2025

SUPPORTERS OF RANGERS LODGE WILDLIFE HOSPITAL

We work along side many local charities.

We all do our upmost for the animals in our various fields and work together where we can.

If you are able, please follow and support this local cat charity.

https://www.facebook.com/share/15xT5ihQ6w/

05/04/2025

A little bit of Saturday cuteness for you all to enjoy 🦊

Little Nana all comfy in her incubator after her bottle feed now having what seems to be a lovely foxy dream.

All our babies are looked after by our dedicated foster mums round the clock.

Giving the best care, getting them all strong for the next stage of their rehabilitation.

Without your continued support 💚 we wouldn't be able to do what we do. It is soooo greatly appreciated.

💚 Your donations allow us to purchase the much needed incubators to support all the babies and ICU patients.
💚 specialist formula milks for various babies.
💚 expansion of the wildlife hospital with new enclosures and rehabilitation units.

THANK YOU ALL 😊

What a beautiful bird, although as we all know not the brightest in the bird world. This female pheasant was hit by a ca...
01/04/2025

What a beautiful bird, although as we all know not the brightest in the bird world.

This female pheasant was hit by a car. (We get a lot of Pheasant RTC's)

She had a number of injuries, head trauma, lacerations to her back and one of her legs and a lot of bruising.

She is doing very well with her treatment and looking so much better than when she arrived.

One of the smaller babies that is with us is this adorable little mouse 🐁.
01/04/2025

One of the smaller babies that is with us is this adorable little mouse 🐁.

Fox Cub season is well underway (it started very early this year) and as well as us, many wildlife hospitals and rescue ...
29/03/2025

Fox Cub season is well underway (it started very early this year) and as well as us, many wildlife hospitals and rescue centres are already at a high capacity, knowing many more could still join us.

If you find a cub,
PLEASE CALL FOR ADVICE,

Vixens can move cubs from one den to another for a variety of reasons and sometimes drop one on the way, but will normally return to collect it.

We do our utmost to observe and try to reunite cubs with their mothers.

Sometimes the outcome is the cub/s need to be lifted for their safety or non return of the v***n. All situations are different.

The cubs we have are doing very well and we will post updates, they have a long rehabilitation process ahead of them, but as always our aim is to rehabilitate, and release back into the wild.

If you would like to help us help these little ones and the others that may join us, please donate to our cause.

Please also help support other wildlife hospitals local to you, we all work together, helping one another out when it's baby season as we all want what is best for these babies.

We thank you all for your continued support 💚

Update: Peter the foxOn the 12th of March we posted about a young cub we named Peter who came into us having been remove...
22/03/2025

Update: Peter the fox

On the 12th of March we posted about a young cub we named Peter who came into us having been removed from a homeless person in Croydon by police.

He settled with us very well, but due to Peter being born so early (before normal fox cub season), we didn't have any cubs of the same age for him to transition in with.

So the hunt was on..... we rang around some of our contacts and we found The Fox Project had some cubs around the same age, which was perfect!

We arranged transport from us at RLWH to start the next leg of his journey.

Cubs need to be with their own kind, its a really important part of the rehabilitation and cub learning process.
We are very happy to report he is settling in very well with his new friends.

Thank you The Fox Project for assisting with this beautiful lad.

Wildlife hospitals working together 💚 🦊

HUGE Thanks to Serco Gatwick for your very kind donation of £255.00 which was presented to us today.Company donations ar...
22/03/2025

HUGE Thanks to Serco Gatwick for your very kind donation of £255.00 which was presented to us today.

Company donations are very much appreciated and it helps us to continue helping wildlife in need.

A busy Saturday morning:We have had a great response so far, and we would like to say a huge THANK YOU to Chris, Joanne ...
22/03/2025

A busy Saturday morning:

We have had a great response so far, and we would like to say a huge THANK YOU to Chris, Joanne & Amanda whom kindly donated slabs to us, which we collected this morning.

These will definitely help with the projects we have in the pipeline for RLWH.

If you are lifting a patio and would like to donate to us, please call 01403 379446.

Thank you for your support
🦊🦔🦌🦆🦡🦉

21/03/2025

We are looking for a qualified bookkeeper to do our charity accounts for us, you must be able to come to our hospital in Colgate once a month to do the work.
Must be flexible and experienced.
This will probably take a few hours a month.
References will be required.
Please email your CV and cover letter to
[email protected]
to register your interest.
(This will be a paid role).

Hi everyone, With some exciting projects starting over the next few weeks, we are in need of paving slabs.If you are loo...
17/03/2025

Hi everyone,

With some exciting projects starting over the next few weeks, we are in need of paving slabs.

If you are looking to lift an old patio please consider donating to RLWH.

We are able to collect locally.

If you would like to purchase slabs for our projects, they are available from B&Q, Wicks and Travis Perkins.

If you would like to donate slabs to us, please call us on 01403 379446 or email, [email protected]

Thank you all for your continued support 💚

Peter, the fox cub.We usually receive cubs which have been abandoned by the v***n, dens being disturbed or after the los...
12/03/2025

Peter, the fox cub.

We usually receive cubs which have been abandoned by the v***n, dens being disturbed or after the loss of their mother's.

Peter came to us under very different circumstances.

We were contacted by Croydon Transport Police who had removed this cub from a homeless person who was trying to care for it.

Now in our care Peter has a chance to be rehabilitated and be with his own kind.

Fox cub season has started very early this year 🦊

If you would like to help us help the cubs in our care you can do so by:

🦊 money donation - Bank transfer or via our Facebook donate button.

🦊 donation of puppy wet food (Butchers Puppy Perfect) this is available in superstores and Pets At Home stores.

🦊 donation of puppy dry foods

(Although we love receiving food donations which is always very appreciated we like to use the same wet food for the rehabilitation process so the cubs don't get upset tummies from food changes)

Volunteer Opportunity AnnouncementJoin Our Team at Rangers Lodge Wildlife Hospital!We are currently seeking enthusiastic...
28/02/2025

Volunteer Opportunity Announcement

Join Our Team at Rangers Lodge Wildlife Hospital!

We are currently seeking enthusiastic volunteers to work with animals at our wildlife hospital. If you have a passion for wildlife and are looking for a rewarding experience, this is the perfect opportunity for you!

- Minimum age: 16 years
- Own transport is essential as our location in Colgate is very remote

To apply:
Email your CV to us at [email protected]

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Rangers Lodge Wildlife Hospital
Horsham
RH124TB

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