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Emergency Contacts

Sheffield Swift Rescue is sorry to announce it will be closed for 2025 due to the inability to dedicate sufficient time to rehabilitate and rescue Swifts this year.

For Swift & Swallow Rescue

For those needing assistance with Swift and Swallow rescue, it is advised to follow guidance available on YouTube here and contact the Swift & Swallow SOS – Coordinating Rescues & Supporting Finders Facebook group here.

Additionally, a national list of carers is available for finding local help here.

For House Martin Rescue

The recommended resource is here.

This closure means that anyone encountering fallen or injured Swifts in Sheffield should use these alternative contacts and resources for help.

Chet Cunago extends a huge thank you to the Swift taxi volunteers for their support in transporting Swifts around the region.

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