Pictures of our guests (3)

In the picture below you see one of the many young wild rabbits that are taken care of in our shelter every year. This rabbit is fed 3 parts of multi milk with a part KMR and 5 parts of water.

Here you see Bert the Polecat, as he is called by us. Bert was brought in after he was hit by a car. The diagnosis was: brain damage with a paralysed behind. After 4 months of intensive taking care of him, he is completely recovered and set free again.

This young tawny owl is found by a truck driver near the A2 highway. After taking care of him for 3 weeks he is brought to another shelter with a big outside aviary. (This is not possible in our shelter).

The kakariki in the next picture is one of the many found birds that escape their owners every year. The animal ambulance takes them to the shelter.

In the next picture you see several nests of young ducks that are put together in one large group. The ducks stay here until they become waterproof. Then they will be taken to the outside pond and will be released.

The common buzzard in the next picture has flown into a glass noise barrier. After a recovering period of 10 days this bird has been released.

In the next picture you will see several found birds. If the owner does not come for them, they will be taken to larger shelters and put into larger groups.