Protecting urban wildlife. For help with injured/unwell/orphaned animals, please post in our Facebook group. Registered Charity Number 1197507
London, England
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Greenwich Wildlife Network retweeted
Love wildlife? Please sign and share this petition from @TheGWN_ calling for a ban on carrying a catapult. The injuries to wildlife are horrific. Please help us reach 100k signatures!
petition.parliament.uk/petit…
@ChrisGPackham @ThePansyProject @ProtectTheWild_ @MeganMcCubbin
Greenwich Wildlife Network retweeted
If you didn't catch me last week talking about Wildlife related Catapult crime on the Tellybox then check out my @Naturewatch_org blog 👇 to see the work we are doing with other #wildlife organisations. @SurreyPCC @KentPcc @kent_police @AlexBish6 @TheGWN_ naturewatch.org/catapult-and…
Greenwich Wildlife Network retweeted
Please retweet @TheO2 have so far allowed 6 pigeons to die in the netting above their structure. They were notified on Thursday when there were 2 dead birds & have done nothing. Since then 4 more have died. They have a cherry picker that will reach them but choose not to use it.
It breaks our hearts that Muriel and Gus, two beautiful young cats, are still waiting for a family to call their own. Their siblings and mum have all been adopted, but Muriel and Gus- full of love and energy - are still patiently waiting for someone to see how special they are 1/
ALT White and black cat Gus with one of his front limbs outstretched. It’s mainly Gus’ face that is visible. He has amber eyes that are wide open.
They’re neutered, vaccinated, microchipped, and ready to start their new lives. They could likely live in a household with existing cats or with children that are respectful towards animals. They're fostered in SE London (SE18). All adopters are subject to a home visit. 5/
ALT Muriel sitting, white paws visible, tuxedo bib visible, gazing ahead with her majestic whiskers on display.
Apply to adopt Muriel and Gus today - docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1F…)
Let’s find these beautifies their love overdue forever family - please share 💚 /End
#CatsofTwitter #CatsofTwittter #AdoptDontShop
ALT White and black cat Gus with one of his front limbs outstretched. It’s mainly Gus’ face that is visible. He has amber eyes that are wide open.
Greenwich Wildlife Network retweeted
A few weeks ago I got called to rescue a fox that had wandered in through an open door, been chased by the resident cat and taken shelter in an upstairs room. A healthy fox so once retrieved was released into the garden. Donations welcome to @TheGWN_ a brilliant rescue charity!
Greenwich Wildlife Network retweeted
Listen to the short interview to find out more about how the amazing Greenwich Wildlife Network is protecting wildlife across Royal Greenwich, some of the challenges it faces, and how you can help. maritimeradio.co.uk/blogs/ma…
Greenwich Wildlife Network retweeted
It was great to join with others to show our frustration with Cory over their deceptive messaging. Removing 6 acres of land and offering to ‘enhance’ already rich habitat for wildlife to offset this action is frankly ridiculous. They clearly don’t care that nature is in crisis.
Friends of Crossness Nature Reserve are furious at @CoryGroupUK’s deceptive use of language! Let’s be clear concreting over 6 acres of valuable grazing marshland and ‘tarting up’ what’s left does not make more habitat: bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-lo…
Greenwich Wildlife Network retweeted
A newborn kitten has returned to purrfect health after it was trapped under a car engine in #Woolwich 🙀
Thankfully, our firefighters were on hand to rescue the little one and prevent a cat-astrophe 😻 @LFBGreenwich
Read more: london-fire.gov.uk/incidents…
What an exhausting evening we had, desperately trying to free a kitten trapped in a car’s innards in SE18 for over five hours, not making it home until 1AM. It was absolutely worth it, of course, to have Polo safe (named by one of the wonderful firemen who helped save his life.) – at Eltham, London
We owe a huge, huge thank you to everyone that helped save this little life - the car’s owner, the police, and of course the heroes at London Fire Brigade.
Since the kitten is far too young to be out and is riddled with fleas, we suspect he is a stray. – at Eltham, London
In a weird way, he’s lucky - he’s potentially been spared a life on the streets by putting himself in such an in uncompromising position (and us through hell!) A happier life now awaits him.
greenwichwildlifenetwork.org… – at Eltham, London
