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Wildlife & Animal Help
Found an injured or vulnerable animal? We're here to help you find the right support.
I Found Injured Wildlife
Step-by-step guidance on what to do when you find an injured or vulnerable animal.
Find Wildlife Help
Search our directory of verified wildlife rescue organisations, vets and services.
Volunteer
Register your interest in helping with the wildlife project as it grows.
Future Sanctuary
Learn about our long-term vision for a wildlife sanctuary in Swindon.
No injured animal should be left without help simply because nobody knows who to call.
Swindon Together aims to connect residents with appropriate wildlife rescue organisations, veterinary professionals and other verified sources of help. We are building a community information and connection service — not an emergency rescue service or operational animal sanctuary.
Important: This is not an emergency rescue service
What We Offer
Step-by-Step Guidance
Clear, simple steps on what to do when you find injured or vulnerable wildlife.
Learn moreHelp Directory
A searchable directory of verified wildlife rescue organisations and services.
Learn moreReport a Concern
Submit a wildlife concern so our team can understand community needs.
Learn moreVolunteer
Register your interest in helping the wildlife project grow.
Learn moreFuture Sanctuary
Our long-term vision for a wildlife sanctuary in Swindon.
Learn moreEducation Hub
Learn about responsible wildlife care and when to leave wildlife alone.
Learn moreAnimal Welfare & Safety
- Do not put yourself at risk. Human safety comes first.
- Some wildlife can bite, scratch, carry disease, or become distressed when handled.
- Do not give food or water unless advised by a professional — it can sometimes cause harm.
- Do not use this platform to harass, capture, interfere with or deliberately approach wildlife.
