Orphaned badger rescued by East Sussex WRAS finds new family

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A badger cub rescued by East Sussex Wildlife Rescue and Ambulance Service has found a new adopted brother.

The little badger was introduced to his new family member by RSPCA East Winch Wildlife Centre in Norfolk.

The RSPCA East Winch Wildlife Centre team said the two have been “very vocal and feeding well”.

They wrote on their Facebook page:

“Our badger cub has a new adopted brother! The badger cub came from East Sussex WRAS where he was found orphaned.

“The two have been introduced and are being very vocal and feeding well.

“Working together with other rehab centres is fundamental to be able to rear orphan wildlife together.

“They are still very young and very delicate and we are going through lots of powder milk (Royal canin) which is on our wish list if anyone wanted to get some for us. We shall keep you posted!”

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