ADVICE AND HELP WANTED

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2 Sept:
Horrow: I found a wild bird that is injured need some help on who to contact
contact: marilynshipp68@hotmail.com

1 Sept:
Mid-Glam, Wales: found a 18cm long hedgehog 6 days ago, was fine till yesterday when it started limping & shaking, today is very slow & doesn't eat a big snail but did a fat worm. have given it a little milk & it's inside in a cosy box (cold & rainy outside). i can't afford a vet,is there anything else i can do? a few kids have enjoyed it. thanks for your service.
contact: kdalmaine@yahoo.co.uk 02920869139

20 Aug;
london: i am 16 and have just found a babby pigion what do i do i would love to look after it but my father has told me it is vermin is this true and if so is there anythink i can do eg wash it also how do i find out the age off this bird what do i feed it allso any other infomation will be gratefully acsepted
thank you so much
contact: ny_pwincess@msn.com

19 Aug:
farnborough: hi i went on a walk with my puppy and we found this field with horses in and i had my child and she dose horse ridding and has a horse and she was looking at them and one of horses had lumps all over her face and when you put your hand over her back she whould jump like you were going to hit her.then the next horse was a white horse and you ccould see all its ribs and feel them it was horrible and when you feel the horse all there skins are all horrible and the manes re all like they have not been wash for more then a year.In the field there is lots and lost of ragwort and you no it is poisonous to horse. so i whould like to no if you could help please
contact: danninev@hotmail.com or 07806642967

3 Aug:
Bristol: Hi,my cat brought in a baby pigeon last night - pretty banged up, but it has survived the night and is looking 'perky' so wondering what we do? It is half way between 'chick fluff/down' and feathers. I haven't seen any nests in the local area and do not want to leave it out in the hope that the parents will return as the area is full of cats.
Do you know of any centres in the Bristol area that I can take it? Also looking on information on what I should feed it? Hope you can help. Regards Jamie
contact: jamie.tovey@btinternet.com; 07818037151

1 Aug:
Neath This is regarding a fox which visits most nights and sits outside our front garden and barks or calls for its mother who we believe has been killed. He/she is very thin and bedraggled and needs help. I have contacted our local RSPCA who asked if I could catch it and put it in a shed. I am afraid it wll get hit by a car. This has been going on for a few weeks now and it seems desperate. Can anyone help please?
contact: CatherineABurrows@hotmail.com

Hi this is a message to Catherine A Burrows regarding the fox cub i have tried to email you without success please contact National Fox Welfare Society on 01933411996.Im sure they can help you