Local animals
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RSPCA Cambridge and District Branch
Dedicated to providing welfare services to animals and their owners.
The Rabbit Residence
Rabbit rescue based near Royston, Hertfordshire.

Places to see animals
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Linton Zoological Gardens
See rare and exotic creatures. 16 acres of beautiful gardens with picnic areas and a children's play area.
Raptor Foundation
Bird of prey hospital and sanctuary.
Shepreth Wildlife Park
Located next to Shepreth railway station.
The Animal Experience
Family business with exotic animals which they take to events.
Wimpole Hall and Farm
Hall, park, farm and gardens.
Wood Green Animal Shelter
Large animal shelter at Godmanchester.

Nature Reserves
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Bird Sanctuary at Fowlmere
Between Fowlmere and Melbourn.
Fen Drayton Lakes
Fen Drayton Road CB24 4RB - Wildlife includes otters, dragonflies, ducks, swans and geese.
Ouse Fen
Shelford's Road, Earith PE28 3PS - Hanson and the RSPB are working together, transforming a working sand and gravel quarry into Ouse Fen nature reserve.
Wicken Fen
A remnant of the once massive Cambridgeshire Fens, with its wildlife.
Wildfowl and Wetlands Trust Centre at Welney
Spectacular winter gatherings of wild swans and rare waders. Regular events.

Local wildlife
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Action for Swifts
People who care about swifts.
Cambridge Insects
Photos of insects in a Cambridge garden.
Cambridgeshire Mammal Group
Our aim is to look after the health and welfare of the wild mammals of Cambridgeshire.
Wildlife in Mill Road Cemetery
Mill Road Cemetery is a disused cemetery between Mill Road and Norfolk Street.
Wildlife Trust for Bedfordshire, Cambridgeshire, Northamptonshire and Peterborough
Working for the conservation of wildlife and wild spaces.

British wildlife
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Royal Society for Protection of Birds (RSPB)
Includes feeding birds in your garden, and webcams.
Wildlife Garden - A to Z
From the RSPB.

Commercial
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Cambridgeshire Veterinary Surgeries
Contacts for local vets.
Village Vet
Network of veterinary practices, some near Cambridge.