The Oak and Furrows Wildlife Rescue Centre is a charity, located in the south Cotswolds, and was established in 1994 to rescue, care for and rehabilitate sick, injured and orphaned british wild animals and birds. This is acheived in a unique area of natural habitat ideal for the care and rehabilitation of over 2,500 wildlife casualties every year. They are treated sympathetcally taking into account their natural behaviour and individual needs with the aim of releasing them back into the wild.The centre also provides education in the form of talks and work experience placements and hosts participants of the duke of Edunburgh Award Scheme.The Centre's manager recieved the IFAW award for wildlife rescue this year, full details of this and much more information, help and practical advice can be found on our website.Please support us if you can we need all the help we can get.