I have been using a different method of assistance this year via the Helpline, as around 80% of the calls are from the north of England where our reserves and hospitals are based, but not many callers were in the vicinity of the hospitals themselves.
I have devised a text-bundle of information of how to locate your nearest wildlife rescue centre, including suggestions for those in Cheshire / Greater Manchester / Lancashire / Yorkshire. The bundle goes on to provide links to locate centres outside of these areas using the search facilities available from our own website.
Feedback has been very positive, as I was finding that while I could give a detailed response to any query coming in, people were struggling to recall this once coming off the phone, and this way they then do have a written record (if on a mobile device).
Thank you all for your very positive feedback to this change, and do feel free to recommend any tweaks you feel may be of further assistance.
Nigel
Wild Bird Advice and information
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