Henley arrived with us at the end of August, we weren’t expecting to take in an adult gull at this stage as in order to manage our capacity we had […]
Henley arrived with us at the end of August, we weren’t expecting to take in an adult gull at this stage as in order to manage our capacity we had […]
Towards the end of August, 2023 several members of the public made us aware of a young gull (now named Bling), wearing a white and red ring on each leg, […]
Here at Mousehole Wild Bird Hospital Cornwall one of the best things about our job is when we get to release a bird that has either recovered from an illness […]
On Wednesday 28 June, the Isles of Scilly Wildlife Trust contacted us about two ill herring gull chicks- one with a limp and another who was weak with an injured […]
A big thank you to Penryn Campus BioBlitz Committee! On 29th April 2023, Mel and Holly attended Penryn Campus BioBlitz. A BioBlitz is a 24-hour event in which teams of […]
We’d like to give our sincere thanks to all the people and organisations that supported our charity art auction on Saturday 22nd April.
With Mousehole Wild Bird Hospital Cornwall approaching our centenary in 2028, we want to ensure that we are fit for the next 100 years – so our Council of Trustees and our team are working on a series of proposals to improve the quality of what we do.
Each month, we like to take a moment to thank our supporters for the fundraising work they undertake on behalf of Mousehole Wild Bird Hospital Cornwall. The hospital is relies on charitable donations to keep it running, and everything our community does is gratefully recognised and received.
Our Hospital has been offering care and rehabilitation to birds for almost 100 years – and without doubt, the Torrey Canyon oil spill in 1967 was the most serious event in our history.
