Oxfordshire Wildlife Rescue needs second animal ambulance
A wildlife conservation charity said it needs a second animal ambulance as demand for its 24-hour rescue service was "soaring".
Founder Luke Waclawek said demand for its 24-hour rescue service was growing "so quickly" that its one ambulance was in "almost constant use", adding that wildlife "deserve our respect and our compassion".Mr Waclawek said the charity was called for help, on average, every 25 minutes.
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