The animal guardian of Aberdeenshire
Flo is 22, and has dedicated her life to rehabilitating injured wildlife at the North East Wildlife and Animal Rescue Centre in Aberdeenshire. She and her two colleagues take in all sorts of wildlife, from foxes, badgers, and deer, to buzzards, owls and pigeons. Flo's favourites are gulls and pigeons, because of their quirky characteristics and habits. But it's a hard job sometimes, especially when tending to animals that have been deliberately harmed by humans.
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