Pumpkin

Pumpkin was found by the roadside chewing discarded gum, thin and unwell. A kind lady cared for him, treated him for fleas, and brought him to us. Now full of life, Pumpkin loves cuddles, zoomies, and racing around his caregiver like a tree.

When his caregiver comes home, Pumpkin makes happy little “muk muk” sounds and jumps up and down until he’s picked up for cuddles, back scratches, and strokes — he truly has endless love to give.

Luna

Luna was found at the edge of a park begging passers-by for help and was brought to us by a kind member of the public. She has a neurological condition which affects her coordination, so she moves a little differently from other squirrels.

She’s a champion sleeper — often dozing for up to 22 hours a day, usually on her back with all four paws in the air!

Luna is incredibly loving and needs devoted one-to-one attention. If she sees others getting cuddles, she’ll cry from her drey until it’s her turn — and then happily dive in for affection.

Bam Bam

Bam Bam was rescued as a tiny baby after being found emaciated and covered in fleas at the base of a tree. When he first came to us, it was touch and go, but after weeks of care he slowly began to improve. 

Bam Bam has a congenital neurological condition and is full of personality. He gets wonderfully over-excited at feeding time, clapping his little hands to let us know he’s hungry — a true fighter with a huge spirit. 

Skittles

Skittles was found as a tiny kit after falling from his drey. Too young to survive alone, he came into our care needing urgent help.

The fall left him with a lifelong mobility disability, and he moves differently from other squirrels — but Skittles quickly learned his own way of doing things.

Now a big, confident boy, he races around using his powerful front legs with surprising speed and complete independence. He’s incredibly intelligent and loves working on his drey, carefully shredding and arranging nesting material to insulate it just how he likes.

Skittles doesn’t wait to be helped — he figures life out for himself.
He may move differently, but he lives comfortably, safely, and very much on his own terms.

Bella

Bella was found beside a busy road with two broken limbs and little chance of survival without help.

We rushed to rescue her and she was assessed by a specialist vet, given strong pain relief and antibiotics, and carefully monitored as she healed. Slowly, her strength returned — and Bella went on to make a full recovery.

Now she’s completely independent and very much her own character, preferring to do things her unique way and on her own terms. She especially loves cherries and pistachios, and isn’t shy about letting us know.

From a roadside rescue to a safe and comfortable life, Bella’s story is a reminder of what a second chance can mean.