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Who Are We?
We are licensed by New York State and US Fish and Wildlife to
rehabilitate injured and orphaned wildlife.Our goal is to get the
animals back into the wild healthy as soon as possible.
Our group came together at the beginning of the year out of pure necessity.We
are not funded by anyone and all expenses are out of our own pockets.Last
year proved to be costly to us. We mostly care for mammals but do take in the
birds also. Mammals require bottle feeding and longer care.Special formulas
are needed and Veterinary bills are expensive for all.Our group also has a
licensed Rabies Vector Rehabilitator.The RVS must be obtain a special license
and get inspected to enable them to care for animals that may carry rabies
(raccoons,bats,fox,and skunks).
We do not do a lot of wildlife shows due to the time consuming bottle feeding
and cage cleaning.But this year we were fortunate to be sponsored for a fund
raiser through two organizations. The 3F club in Youngstown and Herbal
Magick Inc. Store in Lockport. These two fund raisers helped us off-set some of
the costs of medical bills and formula for the last year .
Check Out This Cool Video!
The Wild and Blue Outdoor Festival
Master Falconer will be appearing with "Valor" his golden eagle
July 26th from 11-4pm
Shawnee Volunteer Fire Co.
3747 Lockport Road
Sanborn NY 14132
July 26th from 11-4pm
Shawnee Volunteer Fire Co.
3747 Lockport Road
Sanborn NY 14132
Live Wildlife Rehabilitation Release
They were here first,lets not drive away all natural
inhabitants from our countryside.
Please help those that cannot help themselves.We have taken their
habitat,invaded nesting grounds,removed natural predators.How can we expect
the ones we have allowed to stay to survive without our help.
Did you want to learn how you could help?
Are YOU looking to make a difference in the lives of
innocent animals
Sign up for our newsletter and we will keep you posted on upcoming classes and events!
Sponsor Needed!
I would like to introduce you to "SuzieQ" she is a Sawhet owl
who unfortunately has a head injury and is not releasable. She will be a guest
at our basket raffle and she needs your support. One of our dedicated volunteers
will be caring for her for many years and has to pay out of pocket costs to feed and
house her. Feel free to make a donation on our donation page,her expenses range from $30-$50.00 monthly.
I would like to introduce you to "SuzieQ" she is a Sawhet owl
who unfortunately has a head injury and is not releasable. She will be a guest
at our basket raffle and she needs your support. One of our dedicated volunteers
will be caring for her for many years and has to pay out of pocket costs to feed and
house her. Feel free to make a donation on our donation page,her expenses range from $30-$50.00 monthly.
New born cotton tail rabbit
Fox pup with mange
Baby squirrel being hand fed
Attached is the picture of the suspect surrendering to authorities
Winged and dangerous, he allegedly kidnapped and dismembered
two baby bunnies, six sparrows who fell out of their nest and
yes, even the partridge in the pear tree. A stool pigeon ratted him out
but not before he devoured an unknown quantity of mice with
a street value of 50 cents each.
This youngster belongs to a vicious group of predators known as the
Red-Shouldered Hawks. He is held without bail and will be
released only after he is thoroughly rehabilitated by a Master Falconer.
As an adult, he will stand 18-24 inches tall with a wingspan of four feet.
Many thanks to the ladies at First Presbyterian Church who found him.
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Check out below all the animals we have helped .
Need sheet for Wildlife: Baby wipes
Paper towels
Garbage bags
Bleach
Newspaper
Towels
Cereal (plain)
All nuts (remember us in the fall-fresh off trees in the yard)
Rodent blocks
Hard bowls: plastic,metal,glass,ceramic
Latex gloves
Apple pedia lite !!!!!!
Dry dog food
Dog bones (edible)
Wringer washing machine
Cat food
Bird seed
Baby blankets
Ferret hammocks
Anyone of these items would be greatly appreciated !!!!
Thank you for your support - helping others
Great way to show children how to help others , call us about doing a presentation for boy scouts or girl scouts and have the children bring one item on the list each.
Kathleen-731-9334
Brenda-438-2157
Janine-434-9591
Special thanks to Jackie Perry for her generous donation in loving memory of a very dear family member Helen Lacey that passed away.
Young cotton tail