NEWS FLASH
WILDLIFE CRIME ALERT
An increase has been noticed in the number of incidents of cruelty against foxes, possibly in light of recent adverse media coverage. If you have positive evidence of illegal shooting or poisoning of any wildlife, please call us on 020 8647 6230. We work closely with the Police on all such matters and will work to secure convictions against offenders.
NEXT EVENT AT THE RIVERSIDE:
SUMMER OPEN DAY. Admission £2 adults, 50p kids, Members free. Meet the animals, BBQ, Teas and cakes, stalls and games including tombola, plants, books, gifts, kids games and advice on wildlife and pets.
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TOWELS & NEWSPAPERS URGENTLY SORT
We urgently need donations of newspapers and towels...please deliver to reception between 9am and 6pm, 7 days a week...thank you!
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An increase has been noticed in the number of incidents of cruelty against foxes, possibly in light of recent adverse media coverage. If you have positive evidence of illegal shooting or poisoning of any wildlife, please call us on 020 8647 6230. We work closely with the Police on all such matters and will work to secure convictions against offenders.NEXT EVENT AT THE RIVERSIDE:
SUMMER OPEN DAY. Admission £2 adults, 50p kids, Members free. Meet the animals, BBQ, Teas and cakes, stalls and games including tombola, plants, books, gifts, kids games and advice on wildlife and pets.More >
TOWELS & NEWSPAPERS URGENTLY SORT
We urgently need donations of newspapers and towels...please deliver to reception between 9am and 6pm, 7 days a week...thank you!More >
how can you help?
The London Wildcare Trust treats more than 4,000 sick or injured birds and animals every year – thanks to our 24-hour, 365 days a year on-call
ambulance service, dedicated animal care team and more than 100 volunteers.
Established for 11 years, the Trust costs more than 180,000 a year to run and is funded entirely by public donations.
You can help us in many ways, please click on any of the below to find out exactly how:
Become a friend of The Riverside Animal Centre
Worried about what might happen to your pet in the event of an emergency?
