Local Wildlife Rehabilitators
While the Lake Attitash Association cannot help rehabilitate any wildlife, we recommend working with the following local wildlife rehabilitators. You can also visit Mass State Rehab Listings.
Tufts Wildlife Center
Birds and animals
50 Willard Street, No. Grafton MA
508-839-7918 wildlife.tufts.edu
Clinic: Monday-Friday 8-5 Saturday & Sunday 9-12
They accept injured birds and wildlife, and if they can be treated, they will provide first aid; the bird/animal will then be sent to a rehabber before being released into the wild. Link wildlife.tufts.edu also provides advice on how to capture and crate injured wildlife.
Amesbury Animal Control Officer
978-363-1213
978-420-2744
Harold Condon
Cape Ann Wildlife, Inc.
Birds and Animals
Essex, MA
978-325-2501 Jodi Swenson
psychobirds@hotmail.com - Call, do not email or text with emergencies.
Provides necessary rehab care to all injured, orphaned or otherwise impaired wildlife during their confinement and adjustment period. Works hard to ensure survival upon release back into their normal environment.
501(c)3 nonprofit
Center for Wildlife
Mountain Road Cape Neddick, ME
207-361-1400
A wildlife medical clinic. The public can bring injured and orphaned wild animals found in the road, around their home, etc. Our work in the clinic and public programming are entirely donation based.
ANIMALS WE ACCCEPT:
All wild birds - No turkeys from outside the state of Maine.
All amphibians and reptiles
The following mammals:
Bats*, Chipmunk, Moles/Voles, Opossum, Porcupine, Rabbit, Squirrel
*No bats from outside the state of Maine
New-Arc
Animals only
NEW-ARC.com
Provides care for mammals including but not limited to raccoons, squirrels, cottontails, skunks, possums, chipmunks, fox, coyote, mice. They are not licensed to care for birds.
Injured animals are treated and orphaned animals are cared for until they are able to be released back into their natural habitat.
501(c)3 nonprofit
5 rehabbers work out of their homes:
Chelmsford: Mary, 978-618-6814
Billerica: Laurie, 978-337-4928
Wilmington: Lisa, 617-529-6371
Barre: Deanna, 781-570-1709
Arlington: Joann, 781-799-4141
New England Wildlife Center
500 Columbian St, So. Weymouth 781-682-4878
newildlife.org
We admit sick, injured and orphaned wildlife at the NEWC Wildlife Hospital, located at 500 Columbian Street in South Weymouth:
Monday through Friday
10:00 am – 12:00 pm
PLEASE CALL AHEAD! 781.682.4878
Please call BEFORE bringing a wild animal or bird to the hospital to make sure we are able to help you.
Spring and summer are the busiest times of year for our wildlife hospital!
Because there are so many wild babies and other wildlife in need of medical care, our “beds” fill up quickly. When the hospital is full, we cannot admit new wild patients until we have room available to provide care. This policy ensures that all of our patients are given the highest quality veterinary treatment and care.
Newhouse Wildlife Rescue
Chelmsford Animals only
978-413-4085 - Jane Seeker
Rehab services to injured, orphaned and otherwise compromised wildlife. Our facility provides rehabilitation services to injured, orphaned or otherwise compromised wildlife at no charge. These animals are given more than just a place to rest and recover. They have daily visits from a veterinarian, custom built cages to suite their individual needs, high quality meals and special training to give them the skills they will need in their transition back into the wild.
On the Wing
Birds only
47 Prescott Road, Epping NH
603-386-2129
onthewingnh.com
jjanekelly@comcast.net
Injured birds receive 24/7 care
Partners with Veterinary Emergency & Surgery Hospital of Brentwood NH