Head to Tail Services

03/09/2026

Thank you for keeping me so busy doing what I love 🐾🤍📸

13/08/2026

11/08/2026

A woodland wander with these two - the dream team🤍🌿

30/07/2026

🦔 **Found an injured wild animal? Save this post!** 🦊🦉

If you find wildlife in need around **Blackwater, Camberley, Yateley, Sandhurst, Crowthorne, Fleet or Farnborough**, these are some of the best organisations to contact:

🦔 **Hedgehogs, foxes, birds, rabbits & most British wildlife**
➡️ HART Wildlife Rescue
📞 **01420 562335**

🦢 **Swans, geese & ducks**
➡️ Swan Lifeline
📞 **01753 859397**

➡️ The Swan Sanctuary
📞 **01932 240790**

🦉 **Wild birds, hedgehogs & other wildlife**
➡️ Harper Asprey Wildlife Rescue (Windlesham)
📞 **01344 623106**

🦔 **Hedgehogs**
➡️ Hedgehog Cabin (Hartley Wintney)
📞 **01252 845065**

🦇 **Bats**
➡️ **Bat Conservation Trust National Helpline**
📞 **0345 1300 228**

🚨 **Animal in immediate danger or suffering?**
➡️ **RSPCA Emergency Line**
📞 **0300 1234 999**

💚 **A few tips before you call:**
• Tell them your exact location.
• Keep the animal somewhere warm, dark and quiet if it is safe to do so.
• Never offer food or water unless advised.
• If you've found a bird that has been caught by a cat, seek help urgently - even if it looks uninjured.

📌 Save this post - you never know when it could help save a life.

*Head to Tail Services is always happy to help point you in the right direction, but wildlife is best assessed and treated by dedicated wildlife rehabilitators whenever possible.* 🐾

24/07/2026

Daily pop-in visits this week for the lovely Anakin 🐾🐱👅

08/07/2026

How absolutely adorable is this trio

24/06/2026

As the temperature rises this week and the weather gets hotter, please remember to care for wildlife by leaving out a shallow bowl of fresh water for them 💚

24/06/2026

Think very carefully before you take your dog on a walk this week. With a rare red heat warning being issued in parts of the UK, hot pavements and high temperatures can quickly put dogs at risk 💔

Please share this post to reach more dog owners.

Hold the back of your hand to the ground for several seconds. If it's too hot for you, it's too hot for your dog's paws.

Walk dogs during the coolest times of the day, such as early morning or late evening. On exceptionally hot days, it may be best to avoid walks altogether and instead focus on enrichment activities and keeping your dog cool and comfortable at home.

More tips: https://bit.ly/4jKtQnW

[Image description: This infographic highlights some of the warm weather advice that is listed on our website and in the caption of this post.]