Wath Hedgehog Rescue & Rehabilitation
Rescuing and rehabilitating British wild hedgehogs.
Wath Hedgehog Rescue and Rehabilitation is a small, dedicated rescue caring for sick, injured and orphaned British wild hedgehogs in the Wath-upon-Dearne area of South Yorkshire.
Wath Hedgehog Rescue and Rehabilitation is a small, dedicated rescue caring for sick, injured and orphaned British wild hedgehogs in the Wath-upon-Dearne area of South Yorkshire.
Who they are
What they do
They rescue and rehabilitate British wild hedgehogs, nursing them back to health before releasing them back into the wild where possible.
Raising awareness
The team also works to raise awareness and vital funds for hedgehog welfare — including handmade items made by volunteers to support the rescue.
A local lifeline
As a small independent rescue, they rely on public support, donations and volunteers to keep helping the wild 'hedgies'.
What they do
Rescue & rehabilitation
Care for sick, injured and orphaned hedgehogs until they can be released.
Public advice
Guidance for members of the public who find hedgehogs in need of help.
Fundraising
Handmade crafts and awareness drives to fund the rescue.
How you can help
- Donate to support food, vet care and equipment
- Contact them if you find a sick or injured hedgehog
- Share and follow their updates on Facebook
- Support their fundraising items