An appeal has gone out for help for orphaned baby animals.
East Sussex Wildlife Rescue and Ambulance Service in Lewes said it is having more and more coming into its care daily.
It is now asking people to show their support by buying items the animals need.
These include landing net handles, net heads, Calcivet and Milton tablets.
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A spokesman for the charity said: "Spring had definitely sprung and we are starting to see the increase in admissions.
"Orphaned baby animals are coming into our care daily and rescuers are already getting busier.
"If you would be able to help us this busy summer season please consider purchasing an item from our Amazon wishlist."
The orphaned animals in its care at the moment include birds, fox cubs, a badger and a bat.
A group of bunnies were rescued after being disturbed by building works and abandoned by their mum.
They are being cared for until they are strong enough to be released.
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