For this New Years resolution become a wildlife carer or rescuer.

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For this New Years resolution become a wildlife carer or rescuer.
Here are a few reasons why:
• Over 100,000 calls for wildlife rescue advice and assistance are made annually to WIRES Rescue Office, resulting in hundreds of animals in daily need of rescue. Despite the amazing work current volunteers do, we never have enough volunteers to be able to respond quickly to every rescue in all areas. More volunteers will make it easier for WIRES to attend more rescues faster, to help more animals.
• We are looking for individuals keen to actively help rescue sick, injured and orphaned wildlife. When an animal is sick or injured, getting them quickly to a vet for assessment and treatment, alleviates the animal’s suffering and gives them the best chance of survival.
• Are you a homebody? You can also help by becoming a carer! You’d be in a rewarding position to help those who need it most, from the comfort of your own home!