Roadside Wildlife Rehab, Inc.

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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.

13/07/2025

After last nights opossum release, I picked up this Chipmunk who clearly has something going on. He appears to be suffering from ataxia. 😓 This may be caused by head trauma. He did have some blood in his nose and a few minor scrapes. Parasites or ingesting poisons like rodenticides or fertilizers can also cause ataxia, meaning having imbalance and incoordination. Luckily, his finders were able to capture him. They live on a dead end street with very little traffic, so it is highly unlikely he was hit by a car. He may have been picked up and tossed around by a predator. So far, he is responding well to treatment, eating and drinking plenty of fluids. Tonight, he is resting calmly. Let's pray this sweet boy can recover. ❤️‍🩹🙏🏻

The three oldest opossums were released tonight! Bittersweet goodbyes as usual. Be safe my sweet babies, be happy and be...
12/07/2025

The three oldest opossums were released tonight! Bittersweet goodbyes as usual. Be safe my sweet babies, be happy and be free. ❤️ They are going to have a blast exploring tonight for sure. Enjoy your new home! 🙏🏻❤️
videos in comments below

Another newborn bunny arrived yesterday. We are not certain what happened to her. She does have a few small wounds and h...
10/07/2025

Another newborn bunny arrived yesterday. We are not certain what happened to her. She does have a few small wounds and had blood in her mouth. She made the night, thank goodness and is bonding with another bunny in care. Healing is always easier with a buddy. ❤️ Things are still busy and I am going through supplies very quickly. If you would like to help with supplies. View my wish list in the comments here. Thank you! 🙏🏻

Three of the eight Opossums will be ready for release soon! Just waiting on better weather. They grew up so fast and are...
09/07/2025

Three of the eight Opossums will be ready for release soon! Just waiting on better weather. They grew up so fast and are just so beautiful. Love these precious babies. 💕

As the 4th of July weekend comes to a close, I must say it was quite a busy one bringing a roller coaster of emotions my...
07/07/2025

As the 4th of July weekend comes to a close, I must say it was quite a busy one bringing a roller coaster of emotions my way. I released two chipmunks and five bunnies which is the best feeling in the world. 🥰 But that changed quickly once I returned. I lost the chipmunk that was attacked by a cat on Tuesday. 😓 He showed no signs of improvement and had no feeling in his lower extremities. I also lost the bunny with the large cranium. She had a condition that was present at birth called hydrocephalus which causes fluid build up around the brain. The fluid was successfully drained twice. She was doing well, but declined over the last week and passed. 😓 My heart broke for both of them. 💔 The new Chipmunk from Plympton is doing well thank goodness, and today, I received four newborn bunnies that were pulled from their nest by a predator. They all have several puncture wounds, likely a cat.
So, like I said... a complete roller coaster from feeling great joy to feeling great sadness and great worry. That is how this goes. 😞 But, I always remind myself that I am here to help them live, and I am here to help them die. They need me either way. 💔 We all need some healing prayers right now. 🙏🏻

The Chipmunk from Plympton arrived this afternoon. Thank you all for your quick responses for a ride! 🙏🏻 She was found i...
05/07/2025

The Chipmunk from Plympton arrived this afternoon. Thank you all for your quick responses for a ride! 🙏🏻 She was found in the middle of the road. She definitely tumbled around pretty hard, but must have just missed being hit by the car. A little time and TLC will hopefully heal her. She is resting comfortably now. Prayers for this sweet baby tonight. 🙏🏻❤️

Happy 4th of July! 🇺🇸 No better way to celebrate independence like the release of two Chipmunks who beat the odds. One ...
04/07/2025

Happy 4th of July! 🇺🇸 No better way to celebrate independence like the release of two Chipmunks who beat the odds. One nearly killed by a car and one nearly eaten by a cat. Both earned their second chance for a happy life. Always bittersweet to say goodbye, but so happy to see them go. 🥰🙏🏻❤️ Stay safe my little sweeties. Videos in comments 💕💕

This is has been such a tough year for the Eastern Chipmunks! 😓 This little boy was admitted yesterday after being attac...
02/07/2025

This is has been such a tough year for the Eastern Chipmunks! 😓 This little boy was admitted yesterday after being attacked by a cat. He is chewed up pretty bad, has a few lacerations and bite wounds on his back legs. Thankfully made the night, but his prognosis is guarded. Prayers for this sweet boy. 🙏🏻😞

Toooo cute! 💕💕
01/07/2025

Toooo cute! 💕💕

This young rabbit arrived on Friday. We do not know exactly what happened to her, but she is not feeling well at all. Po...
29/06/2025

This young rabbit arrived on Friday. We do not know exactly what happened to her, but she is not feeling well at all. Possibly attacked by a predator or knocked around by a car in the roadway. 😢 She doesn't have any visible wounds, but was bleeding from her nose. Thankfully, she is resting comfortably and feeling well enough to eat a little, but she has a long way to go. Prayers for this sweet bunny. 😓❤️🙏🏻

The little Chipmunk found in the road last Friday is doing very well! She is so photogenic, I just had to share the cute...
28/06/2025

The little Chipmunk found in the road last Friday is doing very well! She is so photogenic, I just had to share the cuteness. 🥰

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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!