Britain’s injured animals come in from the wild
Englishman Les Stocker won a Rolex Award in 1990 to establish Europe’s first wildlife teaching hospital. The hospital was soon set up and continues to expand, but along the way Stocker has achieved much more, becoming a highly respected expert on first aid and rehabilitation for sick and injured wild animals.
"An animal will fight for life, if you give it a chance....And when you see the bird or animal go off into the wild when it’s better, you feel as if you’ve really achieved something.”
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A birthday for England’s St Tiggywinkles
St Tiggywinkles, the hospital for wild animals established in England by 1990 Laureate Les Stocker and his wife Sue, celebrates its 30th anniversary
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Mr Les Stocker
Wildlife Hospital Trust
St. Tiggywinkles
Aston Road
Haddenham
Aylesbury
Bucks HP17 8AF
United KingdomTel: + 44 1844 290494
les@sttiggywinkles.org.uk
