From entangled grey seals to injured birds of prey - we respond to wildlife in need across Norfolk and North Suffolk.
Marine and Wildlife Rescue was established to rescue common and grey seals, and has since grown into a full-spectrum wildlife rescue operation. We collect, transfer, rehabilitate and release wildlife in partnership with the CVS Veterinary Group, Norfolk Wildlife Trust, the Broads Authority and SeaLife Hunstanton.
All our members are volunteers, dedicated to the cause of helping Norfolk’s wildlife — from the coast to the countryside.
“The most rewarding feeling is releasing a fit and healthy animal back to the wild.”
Found an animal in need? Message us on WhatsApp for the fastest response — our team is ready.
WhatsApp us nowVolunteering in wildlife rehabilitation since age 11, Dan established Marine and Wildlife Rescue following the passing of Bev Cosse, continuing her 20-year legacy with the Seal and Bird Rescue Trust.
A graduate in Agricultural Management, William brings deep countryside knowledge and a lifelong conservation passion. He joined the charity in 2019 and handles rescue call-outs across the region.
Graduating from the University of Bristol in Veterinary Science in 2014, Elliott now works as a zoo and wildlife vet with the International Zoo Veterinary Group, providing expert clinical guidance to the charity.
Peter graduated in 2024 with a degree in Veterinary medicine from the University of Nottingham and now works as a small-animal veterinarian in Suffolk. Alongside his day job, he has a keen passion for wildlife rescue and rehabilitation.
We receive no government funding. Every rescue, every rehabilitation, every release depends entirely on voluntary support from people like you.
Every contribution makes a real difference. Choose the method that works best for you.
Make a direct transfer to our Barclays account:
Make cheques payable to Marine and Wildlife Rescue and post to:
The Treasurer, Marine and Wildlife Rescue,Leaving a gift in your will is one of the most meaningful ways to support our work for future generations.
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