Tyler's wildlife

01/28/2025

Last year we were so fortunate to have had a few great rehabbers mentor us and really guide us through some tricky cases. Thank you so much Ms. Susan from Ipswich, Ms. Laura from Billerica, Ms Erin from Cape Ann Wildlife, Inc Ms. Jess Reese from Salem, and Ms. Judy Pasco. We couldn't have done this without you. 💗.
Here are some more pictures of our rescues from last year.

01/27/2025

Here are some of our rescues from last year. We lost so memories since the issues with our old account. But here we are starting new with the new year. Please continue to follow and support us so we can help save more lives this year.

01/14/2025

11/05/2024

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10/27/2024

The most beautiful prints that make up our family ❤️🥰

10/24/2024

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10/24/2024

Moments that are never forgotten 😍 ❤️

10/13/2024

THE BIGGEST NEWS!! Today, Harvard's Animal Law & Policy Clinic submitted a formal legal petition to the MA Department of Agriculture requesting the immediate suspension of anticoagulant rodenticides registration/use in the state. I am one of the petitioners on behalf of Save Arlington Wildlife, along with Marci Cemenska of Save Lexington Wildlife; Erin Hutchings, Jodi Swenson, and Linda Amato of Cape Ann Wildlife, Inc,; Jane Newhouse of Newhouse Wildlife Rescue, Jim and Patty-Sears Joyce of Friends of Horn Pond.

So many thanks to the Harvard Animal Law & Policy Program and the hard work of their students, to Marci Cemenska, who applied this case for consideration to the Clinic, and the other petitioners who work tirelessly to rescue and rehabilitate wildlife harmed by rodenticides in Massachusetts and offered invaluable data that made it possible.

I also want to give a shout out to Lisa Owens-Viani of Raptors Are The Solution (RATS) who offered some initial guidance and inspiration for exploring this avenue.

Now it's the state's move!

https://animal.law.harvard.edu/news-article/rodenticides-are-killing-massachusetts-wildlife-will-authorities-step-up/