Veterinary surgeon Lisbeth Tuckey draws on her experience with wildlife casualty cases at Kendal Animal Rescue to unpack triage, rehabilitation and release. The talk explores their ethics and challenges, with cases ranging from seals to birds and hedgehogs.
Veterinary surgeon Lisbeth Tuckey will give a talk on wildlife rehabilitation, drawing on her experience with wildlife casualty cases at Kendal Animal Rescue. The session looks at the work involved in caring for injured and vulnerable wild animals, from the rescue of seals through to more common casualties such as birds and hedgehogs.
The talk explores the ethics and practical processes involved in wildlife triage, rehabilitation and release, giving an insight into the challenges, highs and lows of working in this area. It is organised by the North Lancashire Wildlife Group, which meets regularly to share an interest in the natural world, and is suitable for anyone who enjoys nature and wildlife.
Lisbeth Tuckey
12 March 2027, 19:30
£3 entry, including free refreshments.
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