Case study United Kingdom Wildlife rescue

A new digital home for hedgehogs in need.

A new website, a growing social audience, recurring donations, a newsletter and a YouTube channel — built alongside the team with weekly Zooms and constant feedback.

Lucky Hedgehog Rescue logo — a hedgehog and baby hedgehog beneath shooting stars
2,500
Monthly website visitors
12k
Facebook followers (up from 7k)
£4k
Donations — 30% recurring
300
Newsletter subscribers

Client

Lucky Hedgehog Rescue

A UK wildlife rescue dedicated to rehabilitating sick, injured and orphaned hedgehogs and returning them to the wild.

luckyhedgehogrescue.org.uk

Engagement

Website + channels + ongoing support

Website build, social growth, newsletter design, YouTube channel launch — plus weekly Zooms and constant feedback.

Services used

  • Website Development
  • SEO
  • Social Media
  • Newsletter
  • YouTube
  • Ongoing Support

The challenge

A small rescue with a big mission — and not enough hours in the day.

Lucky Hedgehog Rescue needed a credible online home and a joined-up way to reach supporters — somewhere people could learn about hedgehogs, donate confidently and stay in touch between visits.

The team had heart and expertise in spades, but limited time and bandwidth for the digital side. We took it on as a partner — building, training and supporting week after week so the rescue could focus on the hedgehogs.

What we delivered

One joined-up presence — web, social, email and video.

New website

A clear, fast, accessible site that now welcomes around 2,500 visitors every month and tells the rescue's story properly.

Social growth

Facebook following grown from 7,000 to 12,000 — a steady, organic audience tuned in to the rescue's day-to-day work.

Donation journeys

£4,000 in donations captured, with 30% recurring monthly — a dependable income stream the rescue can plan around.

Newsletter

Designed and launched a newsletter that's already reached 300 subscribers, keeping supporters close between social posts.

YouTube channel

Built a YouTube channel so the team can share rescues, releases and educational moments in a way social can't quite carry.

Weekly Zooms & support

Constant feedback, weekly Zooms and practical guidance — partner-level support, not just a handover and goodbye.

Our approach

Build the home first, then light up the channels around it.

  1. 01

    Discovery

    Got under the skin of the rescue — who supports them, what donors care about, where the gaps were.

  2. 02

    Website build

    An accessible, fast, easy-to-update website with clear donation paths and room to grow.

  3. 03

    Channels

    Grew Facebook, designed and launched the newsletter, and stood up a YouTube channel for richer stories.

  4. 04

    Weekly support

    Constant feedback and weekly Zooms — supportive, informative, never disappearing after launch.

The outcome

A growing audience, recurring donors and channels the rescue owns.

  • 2,500 monthly website visitors arriving at a credible online home
  • Facebook audience up from 7,000 to 12,000 — and still growing
  • £4,000 in donations captured, with 30% giving monthly
  • 300 newsletter subscribers — an owned audience the rescue controls
  • A live YouTube channel for rescues, releases and education
  • Weekly Zooms and constant feedback — partner-level support
"Built us a new website that has garnered 2,500 visitors a month. Increased our Facebook following from 7,000 to 12,000. Captured £4,000 in donations, 30% recurring monthly. Designed and gained 300 subscribers to our Newsletter. Built a YouTube channel. Along with constant feedback and weekly Zooms they are so supportive and informative. We couldn't recommend them highly enough."
Lucky Hedgehog Rescue
United Kingdom

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