24 Hour Owl and Bird of prey Help line 07845 504167
Welcome
Welcome to Wings of Freedom
Wings of Freedom was founded and created by Colin Sutherland as a simple charitable mission: If an owl or bird of prey needs help — we are here, day or night, regardless of circumstances or situation, a 24 hour service that free, night or day, all year round.
Alongside rescue work, Colin devised unique Owl and Bird of Prey activity visits to care homes and the wider care sector.
Please see details of our unique work below.
Owl and Bird of prey Care Sector Activities
Whether supporting a small group or a large care home, and regardless of ability or circumstance, many people will testify to the impact of our long‑established care‑home and care‑sector activities.
Therapeutic, sensory, and widely recognised as some of the most effective and meaningful experiences available — all while remaining affordable for every budget.
Our Owl and Bird of Prey care‑home visits, created by Colin Sutherland, have been developed over many years and are known throughout the sector for their calming, engaging, and deeply beneficial nature. Each activity is designed to be accessible and enjoyable for people of all ages and abilities, no one is excluded
Importantly, fees from these activities directly support our ongoing owl and bird‑of‑prey care. exactly where it is needed most.
To book an activity and costs, or learn more, please simply click the button below.
Rocky The Barn Owl Making Someone Smile
A Tawny Owl Being Rescued From Fencing
24 Hr Owl and Bird of prey Rescue
When any owl or bird of prey is in danger, there is no time to lose. A single moment can mean the difference between life and death — and that is why we are always just one call away. No matter the hour, no matter the circumstances, we act. Instantly. Decisively. Without question.
We provide a free, 24‑hour rescue service, every day of the year, standing ready for any emergency involving these extraordinary birds. Roadside collisions, storm‑injured owls, trapped or grounded raptors, abandoned young, sudden welfare crises — wild or captive‑bred, it makes no difference.
If an owl or bird of prey is in trouble, we will be there — fast, focused, and fully committed, whatever it takes.
To learn more about our rescue work and information, please click the button below.