Keep the ward warm
We're kept going entirely by people who care about hedgehogs. Here's every way you can help — and one of them costs nothing at all.
Donate
Any amount helps. A few pounds buys a week's food for one hedgehog; a bigger donation covers a vet visit.
Send supplies
Sometimes the practical stuff is more useful than money. See the wishlist below for what we're short of.
Volunteer
Cleaning, feeding, transport runs to the vet, or helping at events. No experience needed — just reliability.
Donate
📝 Over to you: drop the real donation details in here — a PayPal.me link, a JustGiving or GoFundMe page, bank transfer details, or simply "message us on Facebook". [replace with real donation links]
Online
[PayPal / JustGiving link]
Bank transfer
[account name, sort code, account number — only if you're happy to publish them]
[check these figures are about right before this goes live]
Wishlist
The things we get through fastest. Second-hand and part-used is absolutely fine for most of it.
Meaty cat & dog food
Not fish-based. Pouches, tins or dry kitten biscuits.
Towels & fleece
Old towels, blankets and fleece bedding. We always need more.
Newspaper
For lining boxes and pens. Bring us your recycling.
Cleaning supplies
Washing-up liquid, disinfectant, kitchen roll, bin bags.
Heat pads
Microwave heat pads and hot water bottles.
Shallow dishes
Heavy, low food and water dishes that can't be tipped over.
Storage boxes
Large plastic tubs and crates for housing patients.
Amazon wishlist
[Amazon wishlist link, if you have one]
Volunteer or fundraise
There's more to a rescue than cuddling hedgehogs — in fact there's almost no cuddling at all. What we really need is help with cleaning, food prep, laundry, transport to the vet, and a hand at fundraising days.
Schools, scouts, workplaces and clubs: we're always happy to talk about a fundraiser, a talk, or a sponsored something.
Get in touch: [phone number] · [email address] · Facebook
The free one 🌱
Cut a 13cm gap in your fence, put out a dish of water, and check the grass before you strim. Costs nothing, saves more hedgehogs than we ever will.
Show me how