With your support we can save them before it's too late!
| | | | We need your help to save baby dormice before it's too late! | | | | | |
| | Due to a particularly long, hot summer, dormice are more likely to have a second litter later in the year. This means that more babies are being born too late to become strong enough to survive hibernation over the cold, harsh winter. With the expert care they need at Wildwood, they will be given the very best possible chance of survival. | | Your donation could mean the difference between life and death…. What is more these babies will have a chance of life and could help to prevent the extinction of one of Britain’s most threatened animals. | | | | | | New scientific evidence shows the perilous state of Britain’s dormice that now, without our help, face almost certain extinction. Despite being one of our most endearing woodland mammals, its desperate plight has alarmed scientists and the situation is getting much worse! | | But there is still hope! | | Wildwood's dedicated experts and volunteers have worked for over 15 years to create a programme that can reverse this extinction. But we cannot do this alone and with your help we can give the dormouse a chance to repopulate the British countryside. | | | | | | Wildwood has bred more than 170 dormice and has successfully reintroduced them to woodlands where they have previously become extinct | | Wildwood does a huge amount of work to save the dormice and as a member of the National Dormouse Captive Breeders Group, Wildwood manages the national studbook to ensure only the healthiest, unrelated dormice are released into the wild. | | Your donation will be used to prevent the extinction of this wonderful species and will be put towards rescuing these beautiful creatures from their tragic struggle for survival. | | | | We would like to say a huge thank you to all of our wonderful supporters who have already made a donation to this appeal, with your help we can give the dormouse the very best possible chance of survival. | | Kind regards, Peter Smith Director Wildwood Trust | | | | |
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