It’s time to say goodbye Karman & Greig r leaving after nearly 20years @theharrowtwits We’ve had great parties, great staff & made some awesome friends. We r not planning a big shindig but your company is welcomed on Sunday 29th May from midday. Thankyou for the fun years!
Happy World Veterinary Day! We are delighted to take this opportunity to celebrate the incredible Veterinary team we have here at Tiggywinkles. There is always a member of our Veterinary team on site 24 hours a day, 365 days a year to help animals in need. Thank you all!
This gorgeous Glis Glis (the largest species of dormouse) came into us with an injury to his tail. He is being cared for by our brilliant veterinary team who are doing everything they can to ensure he makes a full recovery. Look at those lovely big eyes! 👀
Our #food service times @theharrowtwits have changed slightly. Mondays 12-4, Tuesday and Wednesdays 12 till 8pm, Thursday, Friday and Saturday 12-9, Sundays 12-4.
This Badger came into us with a head trauma after a suspected road traffic accident, our nurses x-rayed him to see the extent of his injuries & luckily, they weren’t too severe. He spent some time in a recovery cage until his wounds had healed & was released back into the wild.
This beautiful little Pipistrelle bat came into us last week after being found on the floor. He was severely dehydrated, but after some fluids and some rest, he is already flying well again and will be released as soon as possible.
Tiggywinkles, the World’s busiest Wildlife Hospital is seeking an HR Administrator to join our amazing team. Please visit https://t.co/rMaB2ucoxY for a full job description and application form.
On Tuesday 15th Feb there is an online quiz evening in aid of Tiggywinkles & all donations will go towards helping us to provide much needed care to the animals that come through our doors. We wish the organiser Rebecca well for the quiz and hope it raises a few quid!
Who is this? Beautiful Snowdrop! He’s still being treated for a persistent parasite but is doing very well now - isn’t he handsome with his dark face!
The weather looks mild enough at night in the coming week for releases and I’m still finding bugs (an… https://t.co/kck9YqbDpU
One of the perks of being a rescue is starting the day with a panic when one crafty bugger has escaped their hutch overnight.
Luckily he was within reach, and has suffered no ill effects after his adventure. Doesn’t look very happy to have been found,… https://t.co/aNQwIr9GoY
Four photos tonight. Top row is a new admission today - and thanks to microchipping I can confirm who it is, it’s Squirt. I’ve not seen her since a few weeks after her release in early September, she was 700g at that point. Today she weighs just 485g, … https://t.co/ftjzPY4UwW
This little guy came in at 390g with Ringworm (which causes Hedgehogs to lose their spikes), but with a course of treatment he's making a brilliant recovery! He's having daily aloe vera massages so once his spines are back & he’s a good weight he will be released back to the wild