Wildlife Rehabilitation Intakes
Each year, we volunteer our time and resources helping dozens of orphaned and/or injured wild animals in need. The ultimate goal is always to release our New York-native wildlife back into nature.
Here's a preview of some of our intakes. We try to update this page regularly, however, our schedule can get a little crazy when we're busy filling hungry bellies and simultaneously balancing "real life" responsibilities: Be sure to follow our social media pages for updates about our wildlife intakes!
Current Wildlife Under Our Care:
This page last updated: 10/2/2020
White-Tailed Deer
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Fawns, orphaned for various reasons. (top Cause of distress is mother doe being hit by a vehicle)
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intake Dates varying May-August
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Current fawn Intake count: 8
Red Fox​
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Juvenile fox (this year's baby) trapped in horse barn because property owners did not want him there. Upon arrival, we found that he was suffering from mange (Easy explanation as to why he was going closer to humans: Mangy foxes are desperate for easy shelter and food Sources, such as cat food left out for Barn cats.)
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intake Date 9/24/2020
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Male, Name Given by sponsor: "Huff"
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Update - Received treatment and then Released
Red Fox​
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Kit visited residence daily to eat cat food, no mom in sight, too young to be on his own. homeowner trapped
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intake Date 5/6/2020
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Male, Name Given by sponsor: "Finster"
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UpDate - Released
Red Fox​
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Lactating mother hit by a car, kit trapped by animal control
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intake Date 5/11/2020
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Female, Name Given by sponsor: "Peach"
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UpDate - Released
Red Fox​
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Lactating mother hit by a car
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intake Date 4/26/2020
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2 Males, 1 Female, Names Given by sponsors: "Ricky", "Dami", "Danny"
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UpDate - Released
Red Fox​
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Caught In trap, set to be killed until rescuers stepped in
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intake Date 4/20/2020
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Male, Name Given by sponsor: "Rubio"
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UpDate - Released
Eastern Cottontail​
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Dog disturbance
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intake Date 4/11/2020
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3 Intakes
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UpDate - Released
Red Fox​
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Trapped by a Property owner who wanted foxes removed from property. His rescuer intervened before he was "disposed of".
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intake Date 5/3/2020
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Male, Name given by sponsor: "Ford Fox"
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UpDate - Released
Gray Squirrel​
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Tree removal, nest destroyed
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intake Date 4/1/2020
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3 Intakes (2 males, 1 female)
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Names given by sponsor: "Harry", "Ron", and "Hermione"
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UpDate - Released
Eastern Cottontail​
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Lawn mower accident, nest unable to be located post-accident
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intake Date 4/12/2020
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3 Intakes
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UpDate - Released
Other Past Wildlife Rehabilitation Intakes:
Here are a few examples of intakes that we've cared for in the past, whom are now living their best life where they belong: in the wild.
Red Fox
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Flying Squirrel
Cottontail Rabbit
Opossum
Red Squirrel
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