Ravenswell, Supporting Cornish Wildlife, is a registered charity working throughout Cornwall to relieve the suffering of wildlife in need of care and attention and, in particular, to provide and maintain a rescue home for their reception, care and treatment. We also aim to provide information to the public about animal welfare.

We have now celebrated Our move to our  
Permanent site in Idless Truro adjacent to the popular tea room and farm shop Cows and Sows  TR49QT
RAVENSWELL Is NOW 10 YEARS OLD .
We celebrated this with a fun weekend with owl flying ferit racing officially opened by our long standing supporter Michael and Joanna 
We will make this an annual event so look out for Dates 
THE AMBASSADOR OWLS AND RAVEN have settled in nicely, They have been  joined by 2 rescued europiean eagle owls who had been inappropriately  kept. 
We need now to re-erect our rehabilition pens.
Fund raise for some building materials.
Look out for ways you can help





we always need help
Message us here if you would like to help with the build or maybe donate.
You can use our QR code 
Our latest tiny rescue - a little grebe. Smaller than a moorhen. Will grow to be a fantastic diver. Fingers crossed for him!

Follow us on Facebook to keep up to date on how our latest rescue chicks are doing!
Meet little Ives, a young herring gull who fell from a roof in all the rain.
Now nice and dry and feeding well.
These are difficult times for Ravenswell as it is for all animal charities that depend on getting out and about for fund-raising. We thought you would like to know a bit about the character of our fund raising birds, maybe you would like to sponsor one ?
This is Moonshine ...
Ravenswell Fundraising - now on Facebook!
We have a new group on Facebook to run fund-raising auctions and for on-going sales. For more information, to donate an item for auction or to view and buy items for sale and auction please visit Ravenswell Fundraising.
During these unique times if you find wildlife in trouble please contact us for advice and assistance any time. Although we may not be able to travel to you, we can work something out, so please it is always best to get in touch and get correct advice a.s.a.p. If in doubt send us a message and we will respond as soon as possible.
An update on Dennis the Tawny Owl who arrived at Ravenswell during storm Dennis.

Dennis was released back to the wild on 2nd March with no hesitation.

Journey well Dennis ❤️

It all happened too quick for a picture but here in the first picture is how he was found by Tracy and the second one was taken in the carry box as he started his journey home back into the wild.