NH Wildlife Rescue

07/30/2023

NH Licensed Wildlife Rehabilitators list.

NH Fish and Game Department, guardian of the state's fish, wildlife, and marine resources.

02/27/2023

Enjoying lunch with several NH Wildlife Rehabilitators before the season begins.

11/07/2022

Thank you to the generous and kind person who sent this incubator to me. I truly appreciate it and know that it was much needed.

07/27/2022

These orphaned baby squirrels were brought to me yesterday after a landscaper found their nest that fell during a storm. If you find a squirrels nest, or any other nests, contact a wildlife rehabilitator immediately and if possible, do not disturb the nest or touch them. Many times they can be reunited with their mothers if they are left alone and you continue to observe their nest from a distance. A wildlife rehabilitator will guide you on what is needed and/or if they should be brought to them immediately. Do not feed them, especially with cows milk, as it will cause harm to them or possible death. If you need to touch them, wear gloves or any other soft materials. Mothers will not abandon them if they have a human scent on them. Thank you for helping any critters you encounter that are orphaned or injured and for contacting a NH wildlife rehabilitator.

11/26/2021

ISO microscope for wildlife parasite testing.

08/16/2021

Looking for a used microscope to use for wildlife f***l testing for parasites.

04/19/2021

https://www.wmur.com/article/spring-begins-busy-season-for-licensed-wildlife-rehabilitators/36156294

The birds are chirping, and flowers are starting to bloom, spring is a busy time for licensed wildlife rehabilitators in New Hampshire.

04/12/2021

If you locate any orphaned wildlife, please avoid feeding them, including cows milk or other formulas. Each species requires a specialized formula and an improper diet will cause serious health issues. Immediately contacting a wildlife rehabilitator gives them the best chance of survival. We will guide you on providing the necessary care until they are transported to rehabilitator.

04/01/2021

To avoid bear activity on your property, now is the time to bring in bird feeders.

Wildlife Tip: Birds feed their young a variety of insects and caterpillars and planting milkweed, or plants that attract butterflies, will provide them a healthy food source. These plants also draw birds to nest in these areas.

03/18/2021

Today I created a new fb page "NH Wildlife Rescue" where wildlife activity, news, etc will be posted. If you locate any orphaned or injured wildlife, the below website provided a list of wildlife rehabilitator in your area.

www.wildlife.state.nh.us/wildlife/rehabilitators.html

NH Fish and Game Department, guardian of the state's fish, wildlife, and marine resources.