megangibson+FollowFox Rescue Drama: Trash Trouble Strikes AgainA poor fox got seriously hurt after getting stuck in a tossed-out clothes drying rack—ouch! RSPCA heroes had to use heavy-duty wire cutters just to free it. Turns out, careless trash from a construction site was to blame. This isn’t a one-off: wildlife everywhere keeps getting caught in our junk. If you want to help, just keeping your trash secure or joining a cleanup crew can make a huge difference for animals. Would cash, trade-ins, or convenience get you to recycle more? #WildlifeRescue #RSPCA #KeepBritainTidy #Science30Share
Tanya Jackson+FollowPlastic Nearly Kills Bird—Rangers Step InA wild bird landed on a ranger’s boat and just wouldn’t budge. Turns out, it had a plastic bottle cap stuck on its beak and couldn’t eat or drink! Rangers in the Philippines managed to save it, but the story’s a wake-up call: plastic trash is everywhere, and it’s hurting wildlife way more than we think. If you ever needed a reason to recycle (or join a cleanup), this is it. Tiny actions can save lives! #WildlifeRescue #PlasticPollution #EcoFriendly120Share
William Mckinney+FollowBear Cubs Flood Rehab Center—Here’s WhyFive tiny bear cubs just showed up at a rehab center in India, and it’s not as cute as it sounds. Wildlife experts think poachers are to blame for separating these babies from their moms, who teach them everything about surviving in the wild. Locals stepped up to help, but raising orphaned cubs is tough work. The team’s scrambling to care for them and hopes they’ll make it back to the wild someday. Poaching is still a massive problem—can you believe bear bile is still a thing? #WildlifeRescue #BearCubs #Conservation #Pets390Share
martinezlaura+FollowKākāpō Comeback: From 50 to 200+ Birds!Did you know New Zealand’s chonky, flightless parrot—the kākāpō—was nearly wiped out? Thanks to some wild conservation moves (think: predator-free islands, high-tech tracking, and even genetic matchmaking), these adorable night parrots are making a serious comeback. Their numbers have jumped from just 50 to over 200! It’s a total glow-up for one of the world’s rarest birds and proof that a mix of science, tech, and community can actually save a species. #KakapoRecovery #ConservationWin #WildlifeRescue #Science60Share
James Brady+FollowSea Turtle Comeback Story!Dilly Dally the loggerhead turtle just made the most epic comeback—she hit the ocean again after losing a flipper! After months of rehab at a Florida turtle hospital, she powered through storms and a cheering crowd to make her big return. The coolest part? She’s got a satellite tracker now, so you can literally follow her ocean adventures in real time. Who else is rooting for this three-flippered legend? #SeaTurtle #WildlifeRescue #FeelGoodNews #Science180Share
Kendra Hart+FollowThe Secret Spice Hack for Bird LoversDid you know sprinkling chilli powder on bird food keeps greedy squirrels away but doesn’t bother the birds at all? With insect numbers way down, birds are struggling to feed their chicks this summer. Experts say adding a little spice to your garden snacks means only the birds get the feast—squirrels and foxes hate the heat! Plus, leaving your lawn a bit wild helps boost the bug buffet for our feathered friends. Who knew saving birds could be this spicy? #BirdWatching #GardenHacks #WildlifeRescue #Home40Share
Michelle York+FollowRare Heron Chicks Beat the Odds!Only about 60 white-bellied herons are left in the wild, but two chicks just made it to adulthood in Bhutan! This is a huge win for conservationists, thanks to a dream team of local and Japanese experts who brought in new gear, vitamins, and even changed up the birds’ bedding. It’s a real-life wildlife comeback story—these herons are so rare, saving them could help protect entire ecosystems. Fingers crossed for more fluffy hatchlings soon! #ConservationWin #EndangeredSpecies #WildlifeRescue #Science6885Share
davisjames+FollowGoose Rescue Drama: The Litter ProblemA goose in Birkenhead Park got totally tangled in 32 feet of fishing line and almost drowned—yikes! Luckily, an RSPCA hero jumped in and saved it, but this isn’t a one-off. Over a third of animal rescues from litter last year were because of fishing gear. Fishing line might look harmless, but it sticks around forever and can seriously hurt animals (and even your pets). Moral of the story: picking up trash actually saves lives! #WildlifeRescue #LitterKills #ProtectOurParks #Pets240Share
Wesley Romero+FollowSecurity Guard Saves a Wild Lizard!A security guard spotted an injured monitor lizard at a local estate and did the right thing—called the pros instead of trying to DIY the rescue. The SPCA and a wildlife hospital teamed up to treat the lizard and safely release it back into the wild. Turns out, these lizards are major players in keeping nature balanced! Love seeing people and animals looking out for each other. Would you call for help if you found a wild animal? #WildlifeRescue #SPCA #AnimalHeroes #Pets752Share
Tanya Jackson+FollowEagle Rescue Exposes Plastic PerilImagine spotting a massive eagle hanging helplessly from a tree—caught not by nature, but by a plastic rope! That’s exactly what happened in Srinagar, India, when students rushed to save a steppe eagle tangled midair. The wild part? This isn’t a one-off. Plastic waste is turning into a silent killer for wildlife everywhere, from birds to sea turtles. Every year, millions of animals are hurt or killed by our trash. Time to rethink single-use plastics? #PlasticPollution #WildlifeRescue #EcoAwareness #Pets170Share
