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'The quickest way to help sick or injured small animals is often to take them straight to a vet. Knowing what to do if you find an animal in need can make a big difference. We’ve produced an easy-to-follow video guide to teach you what to do. After that you can claim your free Local Animal Hero badge.

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Do your bit for animals in need!

Would you know what to do if you found sick or injured wildlife? Our Kindness Index shows more than half (54%) of people would not feel confident knowing what to do if they came across a wild animal who needed help. That’s why we’ve produced a video guide to show when and how you can safely take animals, whether they are wild or pets, to a vet and when to call others to help.

Watch our easy-to-follow video to learn how to become a Local Animal Hero, and be prepared to help an animal in need. Then claim your free pin-badge

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What will you learn?

Our video guide will show you:

    Which animals are safe to pick up yourself
    How to safely pick up and handle small sick and injured animals
    How to transport an animal safely to a vet
    When to call for help from others
    How to build an animal rescue box'

 

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