First red squirrel kits born at sanctuary
Sanctuary staff say the litter will help boost population numbers of an endangered British species.
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"This litter marks a fabulous conservation effort for the protection of an endangered British species and this is a very proud moment for the Suffolk Owl Sanctuary."
— Emily Quantrill , Executive
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Sanctuary staff say the litter will help boost population numbers of an endangered British species.
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