The RSPCA wildlife centre in Nantwich has admitted a rare patient – a red squirrel.
The elusive squirrel – a native British species which is only seen in certain parts of the UK – was admitted to RSPCA Stapeley Grange after being found orphaned in Liverpool.
A cat who went missing from her family home five years ago has now been reunited with her owner thanks to RSPCA staff in Nantwich.
Lucy, a black and white short haired cat, went missing from her home in Crewe in 2014.
Staff at a South Cheshire finance firm have raised more than £2,300 to buy vital equipment for RSPCA Stapeley Grange wildlife centre.
Crystal Legal Services in Crewe handed over a mix of cash and presents to the centre on London Road, Nantwich, following a major fundraising drive.
An orphaned woodmouse is being brought back to health by Nantwich RSPCA staff – and a diet of creamy porridge!
The two-inch mouse was found in Terret Close, in Walsall, near to the body of his dead mum.
The number of hedgehogs admitted to an RSPCA wildlife centre in Nantwich is set to spike at 400, sparking an appeal by staff.
More than 375 of the spiky creatures have came into the care of Stapeley Grange Wildlife Centre in 2017 – an average of 12 a week.
The RSPCA is warning people to be wary of wildlife when on a boat after a cygnet was killed by a propeller on a Nantwich canal
The injured and distressed cygnet was found by a member of the public with its skin ripped away, on the canal near to Barbridge Marina, Nantwich
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A six-week-old kitten is recovering at Nantwich’s RSPCA centre after having to have a leg amputated after he got it tangled in twine.
The youngster, who has been named Stumpy, is making a good recovery at Stapeley Grange RSPCA centre after the surgery.
A young goosander found stuck in a chimney in Manchester is being nursed back to health by Nantwich RSPCA staff.
Workers at RSPCA Stapeley Grange on London Road have been caring for the female diving duck after she was admitted with broken feathers and was underweight.
These heart-warming pictures show the moment a seal cared for by Nantwich RSPCA staff for eight months was released back into the wild.
The seal, a female named Moon, was released at Rhos-on-Sea, in North Wales.
A spring fair raised much-needed funds for the RSPCA’s specialist wildlife centre and cattery in Nantwich.
Stapeley Grange, in London Road, played host to the community as part of its annual event.
RSPCA staff in Nantwich are looking for homes for three long-stay cats which they fear are being overlooked – because of their colour!
Black cats Tilly and Bernard, and black and white feline Jester, have lost out to their more colourful, younger counterparts.
The RSPCA wildlife centre in Nantwich has welcomed a rare patient – a puffin.
The young bird was brought to Stapeley on September 7 and is being treated at Stapeley Grange on London Road.
Staff at a Starbucks store in South Cheshire were shocked to find a kitten dumped in a bin outside their coffee shop.
The seven-week-old black kitten was found by an employee as he went to put a bag of rubbish in an industrial bin at the back of the store in Holmes Chapel Road, Middlewich.
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