Wildlife rescue officer Bob has interesting cases to deal with on his round including a bat caught in a light fitting, a stranded collared dove chick and a lost racing pigeon. Show more
Lorraine, the head of birds at the wildlife rescue centre, is forced to ‘take her work home’ during the coronavirus pandemic. This means a houseful of goldfinches and collared doves. Show more
The team receive a delivery of a nest of orphaned red squirrel kits. The centre’s head vet Romain Pizzi uses an ancient falconer’s trick to get an injured bird flying again after severe wing damage. Show more
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. Show more
The team receive not one but two of Scotland’s rarest predators – white tailed eagles – and have to use all their experience and expertise to try and get them back to the wild.
When a juvenile raven comes in with a broken wing, the combined experience and expertise of head of birds Lorraine and the surgical knowledge of vet Romain is needed. Show more
When a pair of orphaned harbour seals arrive at the centre, the team try a new technique to help rehabilitate them. The bird unit work hard to release a pair of beautiful orphaned barn owl chicks. Show more
The team acts as mother to a litter of orphaned fox cubs, and the staff bid a fond farewell to Babe the hedgehog. Show more
Assistant manager Jonny has his hands full when a bunch of baby pine martens are brought in over the course of a couple of weeks. Show more
The staff are excited as the season’s first baby badgers have been brought in. It is a big day for the mammal unit as two of their otters are finally ready to release. Show more
The centre is plunged into chaos as the harshest winter storms in over 20 years hit. Battling through snow and ice, the staff have to help the wildlife affected by the cold snap.
The centre receives an unusual case - an otter from the very north of Shetland who has already failed twice to be successfully reintroduced to the wild. Show more
At the SSPCA rescue centre, assistant manager Jonny has his hands full with baby pine martens, a concussed woodpecker needs help, and there is a slippery customer for vet Liam. Show more
Inside the SSPCA's wildlife rescue centre, the team receive a nest of orphaned red squirrels, and head vet Romain uses an ancient falconer’s trick to help an injured bird fly. Show more
Series following the work of the SSPCA’s wildlife rescue centre. April struggles to hand-rear a herd of roe deer fawns while also looking after a newborn hedgehog. Show more
Today at the SSPCA’s wildlife rescue centre a young raven requires a groundbreaking operation, and it is a big day in the seal centre as their trickiest patient is released. Show more
The team at the SSPCA’s wildlife rescue centre receive two of Scotland’s rarest predators, white-tailed eagles, and use their experience and expertise to treat them.
Show more
SSPCA team have their hands full with orphaned barn owls, baby harbour seals and a Slavonian grebe, one of the rarest waterbirds in the UK needs urgent attention. Show more
The SSPCA centre staff battle their way into work as the worst winter storm in many years batters Scotland. And two otters are released in the Borders. Show more
Wildlife assistant Juanita attempts to hand-rear the tiniest litter of red squirrels ever admitted to the centre. Meanwhile, Kaniz and Gaby struggle with a pair of feisty gannets. Show more