Today I took a crow with no tail feathers and an injured wing. Wow what amazing people there are here. Firstly a young man came to take the box with the bird in it. He handed it to a lady, he then took my details. The lady came and told me about the state of health of the Crow. She explained that it would eventually grow back his tail feathers and with care and attention would recover. What lovely people they were nothing was too much trouble. Unfortunately I only had £5:00 on me to donate, but I will return and donate further. Thank you so much for doing what you do!! It gave me peace of mind that the Crow now will have a good chance at life.

Lovely place. They really care for the animals and have an easy to use system to check up on the patients you have dropped off

I went here as part of my business community support programme. This was my second visit, I love it here. There's a maze if paths running through the woods so you can explore at leisure and go spotting your favourite flowers, trees, mushrooms, birds, insects etc. The warden Ray is incredible, quite amusing, probably child-friendly, and very chilled. They also run a wildlife hospital on site, a few birds of prey being looked after in enclosures. Really, it is just a calm and pleasant outdoors place to be.

Beautiful nature reserve. I had a injured pigeon from my garden and they took him in straight away. I can even call to see how hes doing. Lovely,caring staff. All the facilities you would need for rescue and rehabilitation of wildlife.

Really helpful caring place to take any animal or bird, everything is given a chance to live, l leave a donation with all the pigeons l take an know they are in safe hands. Thank you all the staff.

I took an injured pigeon chick there a couple of weeks ago having tried to look after it myself for a day or two. The work they do at Lower Moss Wood to help wildlife is phenomenal. Lovely surroundings and wonderful staff. Please donate generously if you go there. I did and it's worth every penny. Our wildlife is under threat. We need to do everything we can to look after it.

We thought my puppy injured a little black bird in my garden so we took it to these guys, turns out the bird was not injured, just in shock, but helpful staff who took the bird in and fed him. Donation made.

Happy to help with a baby pigeon which had been attacked by Magpies although. I donated £20.00 and they gave me a patient number to email them to see what happened the bird but they haven't bothered replying

A beautiful place to visit, wonderful experience. Ray Jackson is a "mobile cyclopedia", a man with global knowledge about the environment! I feel more rich now that I met him.

Took an injured owl in today (recently fledged) that I found on its back in the middle of the road in my village last night. Likely that he was hit by a car. He had a dislocated wing, concussion too, so fingers crossed he pulls through. Great he is receiving such wonderful support. Thanks so much to the LM team, so lucky to have you nearby.