GREENMOUNT WILD BIRD HOSPITAL

8 recommendations and reviews from 7 people

• Referral from October 4, 2017
  

  Barry N. asked:

  Hi, looking for a bit of help. Found a racing pigeon who wasn't flying and seemed exhausted. Called a number who advised to look after him for two days, giving him food and water. Yesterday he seemed to be improving but today his head is lolling about and he has no balance. The number I called advised taking him to a vet but said they'd probably euthanise him as they can't trace his owner due to his rings being blank. Is there anywhere local that can take care of him? I don't want him to be put down unnecessarily and he clearly needs more care than we can give him. Thanks

  

  Síle M. replied:

  OGreenmount in Bury best phone them rather than message as they might not pick up messages easily https://www.facebook.com/GreenmountWildBirdHospital/

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• Referral from September 26, 2017
  

  Lynn G. asked:

  Looking for help and advice...I've picked up an injured adult black bird...I've messaged all feather rescue but they haven't got back to me as yet...its covered up inside a box next to the radiator but I'm worried in case I can't take it anywhere tonight as I have a dog...can anyone advise thank you

  

  Fred H. replied:

  Green mount Wild Bird Hospital tel no 01204 884086 these people are so good, hope the bird is ok

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• Referral from July 23, 2016
  

  Marie M. asked:

  UPDATE Saturday 6pm. Now with a vet who will keep it till Monday and get back to me. Thanks everyone for advice and good wishes. Found soaking wet in garden around 6pm tonight. Now recovering in cat carrier in house. Think it's a young duck, can anyone confirm and/or suggest action? Is there a specific bird rescue in Liverpool? Thanks, Marie.

  

  Cath S. replied:

  01204884086 greenmount bird hospital if you can take it there. Its near bury x

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• Referral from February 18, 2016
  

  Naomi D. asked:

  Does anyone know of any volunteering jobs in Rammy please

  

  Paul H. replied:

  Greenmount wild bird hospital are always looking for volunteers. Give them a ring on 01204 884086.

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• Referral from May 11, 2015
  

  Joanne B. asked:

  Does anyone know of anywhere that will care for an orphaned baby squirrel approx 7-8 weeks old? Thanks

  

  Michelle L. replied:

  https://www.facebook.com/GreenmountWildBirdHospital

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• Referral from May 7, 2015
  

  Mandy R. asked:

  Can anybody tell me where I can get help for a baby bird that the cat has had, currently alive and can't see any injuries x

  

  Chris T. replied:

  https://www.facebook.com/GreenmountWildBirdHospital?fref=ts

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• Referral from June 3, 2016
  

  Anthony R. asked:

  ** HELP NEEDED! ** I don't know what you call a person who keeps birds, but I need someone who does to help us out. On Monday our cat brought in what I think is a small, female blackbird. It is not far from being able to fly and was completely unharmed. I couldn't leave it outside as it would have died, and also it can't feed itself. We have been feeding it and it is really healthy. Unfortunately, it is now totally human friendly and I have no chance of releasing her into the wild. The RSPCA don't want to know and have just said to take her to the vets. We can't keep her due to having 2 cats and every house around also having cats. I am looking for someone who has an aviary who can take her in. She needs hand feeding at the moment. We can bring her to you. Can anyone help, or tag someone who may be able to help out? Here she is sat on a giant Chewbacca figure.

  

  Paula C. replied:

  Greenmount Wild Bird Hospital Kirklees Valley, Garside Hey Road, Bury, Lancashire, BL8 4LT ( BL8 4LS for Sat Nav) 01204 884086 https://www.facebook.com/GreenmountWildBirdHospital/

  

  Paula C. replied:

  http://www.gwbh.org.uk/

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