A heart-warming video shows how two otters have been released back into the wild after 12 months of care at a Nantwich wildlife centre.
The orphaned otters, Mary and Joseph, were admitted into RSPCA care at Stapeley Grange in Nantwich on Christmas Eve last year.
RSPCA staff in Nantwich ‘flue’ to the rescue of an owl which had fallen down a chimney and had become stranded in an empty house!
The RSPCA was called to help fire crew rescue the owl after neighbours had spotted him sitting on the window ledge inside the vacant property.
Residents across Cheshire helped raise thousands of pounds for Stapeley Grange Wildlife Centre and Cattery in Nantwich at its family fun day.
They turned for the event in large numbers to enjoy a series of events, and also provided raffle prizes, and donated items for stalls.
An animal-themed “bake off” will be one of the highlights at the RSPCA Stapeley centre’s summer fair next month.
The event will take place at the Stapeley Grange Wildlife and Cattery centre on London Road in Nantwich from 10am to 5pm on Sunday July 3.
A young goosander found stuck in a chimney in Manchester is being nursed back to health by Nantwich RSPCA staff.
Workers at RSPCA Stapeley Grange on London Road have been caring for the female diving duck after she was admitted with broken feathers and was underweight.
These heart-warming pictures show the moment a seal cared for by Nantwich RSPCA staff for eight months was released back into the wild.
The seal, a female named Moon, was released at Rhos-on-Sea, in North Wales.
A spring fair raised much-needed funds for the RSPCA’s specialist wildlife centre and cattery in Nantwich.
Stapeley Grange, in London Road, played host to the community as part of its annual event.
RSPCA staff in Nantwich are looking for homes for three long-stay cats which they fear are being overlooked – because of their colour!
Black cats Tilly and Bernard, and black and white feline Jester, have lost out to their more colourful, younger counterparts.
Staff at a Crewe firm strolled out on their 25th anniversary to raise vital funds for RSPCA’s Stapeley grange wildlife centre in Nantwich.
Workers at Style Counsel, in Edleston Road, Crewe, took part on a five-mile walk to raise hundreds of pounds.
A cat and her three kittens found dumped in bin bag in the road, are being cared for by RSPCA staff in Nantwich.
The RSPCA is now appealing for information after the animals were found by a member of the public in Cheshire.
Baby otters orphaned by storms are working up a huge appetite – by eating half a kilo of trout a day at Nantwich’s RSPCA wildlife centre.
The otters were found by a member of the public in Rea Brook, Shrewsbury, on December 23.
Staff at the RSPCA wildlife centre in Nantwich are treating a number of gannets which were blown off course by Storm Desmond.
The seabirds are currently at Stapeley Grange, on London Road, after they were found grounded and exhausted having been blown off-course by the strong winds.
The RSPCA wildlife centre in Nantwich has welcomed a rare patient – a puffin.
The young bird was brought to Stapeley on September 7 and is being treated at Stapeley Grange on London Road.
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