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March 18, 2008


Don't forget to feed the birds ~ sponsorships are available any time of the year
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Merry Christmas
and a Happy New Year

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The Centre is open to emergency cases over christmas, Please use emergency number as email will take a while to answer..

December 1, 2007

New Owl to sponsor


Owain the little Owl, picture will be posted soon Click here to find out more

November 26, 2007

New Owl Prints

available you can find them Here at the price list page.
Prints are Hero the Barn Owl,
Owain the Little Owl,
Petra the Barn Owl,
A Tawny Owl in flight.
The prints are £20.00 including postage to the UK

Emails

Email are now up and running again thanks for being understanding.

November 22, 2007

Just to tell our follower now that we are currently having trouble with our emails. We are getting a lot of spam coming thought and clogging up the email address in a day so we are changing over to a new email address.

October 7, 2007

****NEW Print coming soon ****


Fri, April 6, 2007


New pictures of the owls new living environment can be found here
Owls that don't have any sponsors! You can see these owls pictures at meet the family page

Gifts

check out which owl you can sponsor and what lovely gift you can buy from Herefordowl Rescues produces range

Hatches, Matches and dispatches

These can now be seen on a page all of their own. Click here to find out what's new
No owls have been hurt in the making of these images.
mix pic Owl Rescue was started in the year 2000

Our aim is to rescue owls, which were being neglected in favour of other birds of prey by existing rescue centres.
Although owls have always been a popular bird, the general public were found to have very little idea of their needs in terms of feeding, handling, etc. Owls featuring in recent films have led to an increase in the number of people keeping them as pets, not always with very satisfactory results. The Rescue Centre is owned and run by Email us.

We are committed to rehabilitating rescued owls of all species, as well as educating the public about these beautiful and fascinating birds. The Centre has facilities for looking after up to forty owls at any one time, and as well as British native species we have a wide range of other non native species, from the tiniest to the imposing European Eagle Owl.
All species of owls are welcome! We are not a registered charity at present as we are too small but all money donated, is properly accounted for, and helps to look after the owls both captive bred and long term injured wild owlsand those wild birds who need time to recover from injuries before being released back to their territory.

As well as caring for the birds, the Owl Rescue Centre is happy to give talks to all kinds of groups about the many facets of keeping owls, as well as attending many local farmers' markets, always accompanied by several of the tamer birds, who have quickly developed a wide circle of friends!
Many people have been able to enjoy handling at least one of the owls at the talks, and at the many fairs and fetes attended throughout the year. It is worth noting that most of the birds at the Centre can never be released into the wild as they are captive-bred and would not learn to hunt for themselves, and some of the native breeds rescued have suffered injuries which also make this impossible.

You can see a range of photos of our Owls on the photos page. We also have a scheme for people to "adopt" any of the owls that are in our care, which include Petra (Barn owl),Hero (Barn owl), Merlin (Snowy owl),Wellington (Bengal eagle owl) just to name a few of the residents.
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