Notice of AGM 2026

Annual General Meeting Notice is hereby given that the 50th Annual General Meeting of the Mousehole Wild Bird Hospital and Sanctuary Association Limited (Registered No. 01270673) will be held at Solomon […]

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Volunteer with us 🐧💙

We’re excited to welcome new volunteers for our 2026 season at Mousehole Wild Bird Hospital!  If you love wildlife, enjoy being outdoors, and want to make a real difference for […]

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Remembering the Torrey Canyon Disaster 18 March 1967

Today we look back on one of the UK’s worst environmental disasters. On this day in 1967, the supertanker SS Torrey Canyon struck Pollard’s Rock on the Seven Stones Reef, […]

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✨Patient Success Recap ✨

After a long, wet winter (and our hospital being closed for part of it!), we wanted to share some of the amazing patients we’ve cared for over the last two […]

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Reports of an increase in deceased Puffins on our shores

Below is a copy of a great post from Your Shore Network, a collation of local marine groups across the county, working with volunteers to encourage marine nature recovery and […]

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In Memory of RSPCA Inspector Mike Reid 💙🕊️

On this day in 2016, the search was called off for Inspector Mike Reid, who went missing near Porthchapel while trying to rescue weather‑beaten gannets. His courage, compassion, and dedication […]

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🐧Happy Penguin Awareness Day! 🐧

Today we’re celebrating our adorable black‑and‑white friends—and shining a light on the challenges they face. It is thought there are as many as 17 to 20 different species of penguin. […]

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A look back at 2025

As we come to the end of 2025 a little look back at some of the beautiful species of birds that we’ve seen here at the hospital this year. We […]

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Best wishes for the Festive Season

We would like to wish all our friends and supporters a lovely, peaceful and restful festive season.

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Stormy seas 🌊

As you know, storms and strong winds can blow seabirds inland, leaving them exhausted or injured. If you spot one, follow these steps: Observe from a distance Don’t touch until […]

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