HELP OVER 10,000 WILD LIVES GET URGENT CARE

Hi, my name's Alana and I run UK Wildlife Transporters. We have helped many 1000s of wildlife casualties/orphans get to emergency medical & rehabilitative care over the last almost 3 years with volunteer support alone but now demand for our services has grown so much that we have had to temporarily close while we fundraise to hire staff, or we close down, forever.

If we can't keep going, we are the only organisation in the UK offering our particular service, so the 3000 wild lives we could save every month (well over 10,000 in total during the Spring/Summer months) will fall through the gap, if we close down.

We need to raise £30,000. We have raised over £2000 already (some offline, you can see our running total in the UKWT Facebook group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/HWTransport). The £30,160 total on this Go Fund Me is to raise the remaining £25,000 plus the Go Fund Me fees. If you'd like to support us another way, our donation/bank details are here: https://www.ukwildlifetransporters.org/2024-fundraiser

We are a very serious organisation and we are experts in our field but now we need help, in ways that we have never asked before. Please help us. You can check out some testimonials here: https://www.ukwildlifetransporters.org/testimonials

You can find out what we have achieved so far here: https://www.ukwildlifetransporters.org/achieved-so-far

You can read our full 32 page proposal (our plans and how every £3 helps one wild life) on this page: https://www.ukwildlifetransporters.org/wildlife-care-effort

We need to raise this money ASAP. Every day that we're closed, more than one wild life doesn't get to medical care. Please help us. Alana x

PS. You might be wondering... Once I have raised this £30K, am I going to be fundraising again in 6 months time? No... I have a whole funding plan laid out to set up over the next 6 months BUT we need to be up and running and offering both proof of services AND other bits of proof of how important what we do is, to get this funding long term. It's a catch 22: we need the funding short term, to secure funding for the very long term. I am happy to answer any questions about this in advance at [email redacted] xx