SOS animaux sauvages

At the SSPCA's wildlife rescue center, the team acts as mother to a litter of orphaned fox cubs and says farewell to Babe the hedgehog, their longest resident patient.

The SSPCA's wildlife rescue center team takes in one of the first baby badgers of the year, a pair of otters are released, and the first brood of housemartins is set free. Plus, a group of tiny tawny owls goes back to the wild.

Assistant manager Jonny has his hands full when a bunch of baby pine martens are brought in over the course of a couple of weeks; Jonny will need to use all his experience to bond these orphans into a family unit.

The team receives a delivery of a nest of orphaned red squirrel kits, who will need careful looking after if they are to survive into adult red squirrels, fit for release; Romain Pizzi uses a falconer's trick to get an injured bird flying again.

April struggles to hand-rear a herd of baby roe deer fawns while also looking after a newborn hedgehog.

There is excitement in the bird center as a juvenile raven comes in with a broken wing; the combined expertise of "head of birds" Lorraine and the surgical knowledge of vet Romain is needed if this young bird is to have a chance of flying again.