Born to be Wild

Born to Be Wild

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Documentary taking a look inside the Scottish SPCA’s wildlife rescue centre.

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Born to Be Wild: Series 1 (Shortened Versions): Episode 5

Roe Deer

Episode 5

Series 1 (Shortened Versions)

BBC Scotland - Born to Be Wild, Series 1 (Shortened Versions), Episode 5

April is bottle feeding tiny roe deer orphan Petal.

April is bottle-feeding tiny roe deer orphan Petal, but when she is also given the task of looking after newborn hedgehog Piglet, she needs to call on the help of Chloe and Nicola.

It is the busiest time of year and the number of orphaned animals being admitted has reached record levels. April is bottle feeding tiny roe deer orphan Petal, but when she is also given the task of looking after newborn hedgehog Piglet, she needs to call on the help of Chloe and Nicola to help with the mothering duties.

Born to Be Wild: Series 1 (Shortened Versions)

A BBC TV channel for Scotland which will broadcast every evening and will show drama, factual, comedy and news programmes made in Scotland


Series following the team at the SSPCA’s wildlife rescue centre.

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