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Roadside Wildlife Rehab, Inc. A Non Profit Wildlife Rescue helping orphaned and injured wildlife in Massachusetts USA. Roadside Wildlife Rehab, Inc. Please call or text!

specializes in small mammals - squirrels, rabbits, raccoons and opossums. Please do not use Facebook or email
to contact us for animals needing help. We cannot monitor Facebook or email and they may not be seen for several hours or even days. RWR is strictly volunteer and relies solely on the generosity of your support and contributions to operate. All donations are tax deductible and help cover

the cost of food, caging, supplies, medical care, cleaning supplies and facility maintenance. We are a small, home-based facility and can only take in a limited number of animals at a time. Please call or text before bringing animals to our facility for prior approval. If we cannot take your animal, we will help find a rehabilitator who can! We appreciate your understanding and support. Together, we can help save so many of Mother Nature’s creatures in need. We couldn’t do this without you!
~ Every living creature deserves the chance to dream.

This year was filled with miracles. This bunny was in such bad shape. They rarely recover from internal injuries like th...
15/12/2024

This year was filled with miracles. This bunny was in such bad shape. They rarely recover from internal injuries like this. His abdomen was punctured, bloated and severly bruised. He had several other puncture wounds and his ear was badly chewed up. Honestly, he should not have made it, but somehow, by some miracle, he did. His will to live and his fight blew me away. He made it all the way to release. After fighting as hard as he did, he deserved a second chance. He earned it. I hope he too,
is living his best life out there. Unforgettable 💕

A wonderful job by New England Wildlife Center and Cape Wildlife Center! The teams are working hard, cleaning up the duc...
13/12/2024

A wonderful job by New England Wildlife Center and Cape Wildlife Center! The teams are working hard, cleaning up the ducks and geese after the oil spill in Boston. Kudos to all of you! Great job! ❤️❤️

There's always that one bunny... Don't get me wrong, they are all so darn cute, but this little guy just had the cutest ...
12/12/2024

There's always that one bunny... Don't get me wrong, they are all so darn cute, but this little guy just had the cutest face and the personality to go along with it. He was one of the first bunnies of the 2024 season and left an everlasting impression. I hope he is out there living his best life! 💕💕

11/12/2024

Thank you Corinne, Tara, Janet, Mark and the anonymous donor for the supplies from my wish list! Happy Holidays! 🤗

Sadly, our poor angel passed away today. 😔 Sometimes, Mother Nature makes the decision for us. His wounds were just too ...
06/12/2024

Sadly, our poor angel passed away today. 😔 Sometimes, Mother Nature makes the decision for us. His wounds were just too severe. He would likely have been blind in one eye and suffered from brain damage. I am just happy I could make his journey over the rainbow bridge a little more comfortable. He certainly knew we cared. Sometimes that is all we can do. Rest in peace sweet boy 🕊️ I am sorry I could not save you. 😔

This young male squirrel arrived today. His caring finders said he was dropped by a very large hawk in their yard. After...
06/12/2024

This young male squirrel arrived today. His caring finders said he was dropped by a very large hawk in their yard. Afterwards, he tried to run up a nearby tree only making it about 4 - 6 feet up before shimmying back down to the ground where he then collapsed. The finders saw the large hawk in the area. Upon examination, his injuries confirm the finders allegations... two talon injuries on the top of his head and two under his chin. The hawk apparently grabbed him by the head, something caused the hawk to drop him. Hawks are often attacked by smaller birds in flight called mobbing. This could be what happened although we will never know exactly what happened. This poor angels injuries are severe and his prognosis is guarded, but for the time being, he is safe, warm and comfortable. I will do everything I can to save him. 😢 Prayers for this sweet baby. If you would like to help us out this winter, there are still items on our wish list that are needed. Visit using the link in the comments below. Thank you all for your support! 🙏🏻❤️

This has been one crazy season.. RWR cared for over 125 animals to date. We had some amazing recoveries and over came a ...
04/12/2024

This has been one crazy season.. RWR cared for over 125 animals to date. We had some amazing recoveries and over came a mild strain of Parvo with the raccoons. There were days I just wanted to throw in the towel and bury my head in the sand, but I knew I had to keep going and keep fighting for them. They need me... and this is what I was born to do, but I was emotionally and physically exhausted. After a much needed trip out west, I am refreshed and ready for next season. ❤️ Of course, I must share some of the best pictures, and amazing before and after pictures during the slower winter months. Who doesn't love screaming baby pictures? 😁 and so it begins... enjoy! ❤️❤️

Thank you to those who donated for Giving Tuesday! We appreciate you and could not operate without your support. You hel...
04/12/2024

Thank you to those who donated for Giving Tuesday! We appreciate you and could not operate without your support.
You help make this happen.❤️

03/12/2024

Today is
A day that helps give back. A day that helps us give second chances. I run a very small rescue, but this season I helped over 125 animals. I could not have done that without the help of my dedicated volunteers and amazing supporters. It takes a village. Please join our village and give today to help us continue our mission to help our precious wildlife.
They need us, we need you.
I am not funded or reimbursed by the state for caring for wildlife. I do it because I care. We are all volunteers. Help us give the gift of life to animals in need by donating through Facebook, PayPal, Venmo, by purchasing items from my Amazon wish list or a calendar. Whether you give $5 or $500 every bit helps.
Together we care, Together we give, Together we save ❤️


PayPal - https://www.paypal.com/biz/fund?id=39PFM2VWXSGDL
Venmo at roadsidewildliferehab
Amazon Wish List - https://www.roadsidestills.com/Wish-List
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A Non Profit Wildlife Rescue helping orphaned and injured wildlife in Massachusetts USA.

In a Ponderosa Pine forest near Chinle, Arizona we were lucky enough to see a Abert's Squirrel! I wasn't able to get a p...
30/11/2024

In a Ponderosa Pine forest near Chinle, Arizona we were lucky enough to see a Abert's Squirrel! I wasn't able to get a picture, but these pictures show what they look like. An adorable tassel-eared tree squirrel! 🥰 He had the biggest tufts I've ever seen. He crossed in front of us on a dirt road, then climbed a tree, popping his head around to check us out before he disappeared into the woods. I will never forget that face or those ears! Nature is amazing 🥰

This Tuesday, December 3rd is Giving Tuesday. The largest giving day of the year. Help us give animals a second chance. ...
30/11/2024

This Tuesday, December 3rd is Giving Tuesday. The largest giving day of the year. Help us give animals a second chance. 🙏🏻 Save the date!

Our 2025 Roadside Wildlife Rehab Calendar is available for purchase. A great Christmas gift for your animal lovers! A mi...
29/11/2024

Our 2025 Roadside Wildlife Rehab Calendar is available for purchase. A great Christmas gift for your animal lovers! A minimum of $10.00 per order goes straight to help our efforts and the work we do, caring for these precious animals. A Christmas gift for them too. 🎁 Your support is greatly appreciated. We couldn't do this without you. ❤️ Use this link to view and purchase a calendar -
www.calendarlink.org/roadsidewildlife
Thank you and Happy Holidays! 🎄

We are grateful for so many things... our beautiful country, our freedom, our family, friends and our amazing supporters...
28/11/2024

We are grateful for so many things... our beautiful country, our freedom, our family, friends and our amazing supporters. We are blessed to be given and giving the gift of life.
Thank you all ❤️

Just when we decided to stop, sit down and take a rest, the Sonoran Desert reminded us who's boss... It is truly his pla...
25/11/2024

Just when we decided to stop, sit down and take a rest, the Sonoran Desert reminded us who's boss... It is truly his place... not ours. ❤️(Tarantula) 🕷️

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19/11/2024

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Hello! I’m an opossom, North America’s only marsupial. I’d like to ask you a couple of favors.
Please don't pick me up by my tall!! Not only does it hurt really bad, but you can cause damage to my spine or break my tail. And I REALLY need that! I use my tail as another limb to steady myself when I'm climbing around on slippery rocks or when I'm up in trees. I also use it to gather leaves and other debris to bring to a den to help keep me warm in winter which is super important because the cold weather is really hard on me. (There are lots of videos on YouTube, you should look it up. It's super cool to watch us do that!) I don't have a scruff, so please don't try to pick me up that way either. You can separate my muscle from bone and cause permanent damage or at the very least a whole lot of pain. 😞 If you see me playing opossom in the middle of the road you can cover me with a towel and wearing thick gloves you can gently slide a car floor mat or a thick piece of cardboard under me to move me away from danger. You can use the same techniques to get me into a carrier if I'm hurt and need help too!
If you see me just meandering around your yard, please just leave me be. I'm only trying to help by eating things like ticks, slugs, and mice!

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Opening Hours

Monday 09:00 - 20:00
Tuesday 09:00 - 20:00
Wednesday 09:00 - 20:00
Thursday 09:00 - 20:00
Friday 09:00 - 20:00
Saturday 09:00 - 20:00
Sunday 10:00 - 20:00

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+15089654358

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From the Beginning

My love for Mother Nature and all of her magnificent creatures began when I was just a young child. After many rescue attempts and wildlife encounters over the years, this love grew into a tremendous amount of respect and a lifelong passion. My experiences along the way encouraged me to explore opportunities that I had never imagined. In 2014, I began teaching myself the art of photography in order to capture the amazing beauty of our wildlife and the land they call home. In 2016, I was suddenly faced with the dangerous situation to rescue a pair of Great Horned Owlets that had fallen, along with their nest, from the top of a ninety-foot tall pine tree. The strength of this family of owls, and the will to allow a human to help, astounded me. So much so, that I decided to write a book about the remarkable rescue mission. In late 2016, I became a first-time author and published “Great Horned Owlets Rescue: Where there’s a Will, There’s a Way...” These experiences drove my passion even further. I felt a strong urge to do more than just photograph or write about these precious wild animals; that just wasn’t enough. It was time to take action and make a difference. My next quest would be to help care for these wild animals in this ever changing world that we live in. They need our help now, more than ever. In August of 2020, with the help of my husband Jim, we founded Roadside Wildlife Rehab, Inc. A non-profit, home based, licensed wildlife rehabilitation facility located in Westport, Massachusetts. This newfound organization will be dedicated to providing the best care to orphaned, injured and ill wildlife in our local area with the highest hopes of returning them back to the wild. It is my way of giving back to Mother Nature for all she has given us. My mission is to help be the voice for those who cannot speak. We are also happy to help educate the public on how to coexist with wildlife living around our homes. Together, we can help save the lives of so many of Mother Nature's creatures in need.

And now... the next chapter begins!