Wildlife Aid Incorporated

09/03/2025

This boy was very lucky that somebody who went to the dog beach between Longport and Ocean City on a very cold and windy day noticed him in the corner of an almost empty dumpster. They contacted the police department who contacted Wildlife Aid and he is now recuperating with us. He was very thin and who knows how long he may have been in this dumpster. It's a favorite dumping place for people trapping wildlife in Longport or Ocean City. Animals often can climb into dumpsters and if there is not enough trash in the can it is too slippery for them to get out. We can only imagine how many get dumped into trash trucks.

02/03/2025

Beasley's Point release. Not a great video but you get the idea.

02/03/2025

Beasleys Point girl was returned after a month of recuperation from mange.

07/02/2025

As you can see, this Millville Fox wasted no time exiting his carrier, probably very happy to be home

07/02/2025

This guy was with us since December 22nd and he went home to Millville this week. He was very lucky that the homeowners let him sleep in their garage until I was able to get there and capture him.

06/02/2025

29/01/2025

Thank you to Matt Smith for taking the time to make phone calls and wait for this injured raccoon in Little Egg Harbor to be transported to us by John Caporuscio. If you see an animal or human that could use a little help, don't leave it up to others but get involved and make someone's day a little brighter, you might be surprised it could even be yours.

28/01/2025

You can thank this person for spreading more negativity about Wildlife Aid, without any proof of their ridiculous accusations, for the person in Pennsylvania not getting any help with her outside cats. She reached out to us and we tried to help her but Jasmine decided to make her thoughts known rather than help this person. So thank you Jasmine for putting your money where your mouth is as they say. Maybe you could help that lady in Pennsylvania? No I didn't think so. So the post below this will be deleted.

27/01/2025

Finally release day for these three lucky Fox after I promised them as soon as the Arctic blast is over they will get their freedom. While this is a great day for them, it also comes with some reluctance wondering how they will face the perils of being wild. They go home to Somerdale, Cherry Hill and Moorestown by way of An Itch In Time.

26/01/2025

This beautiful boy from Ocean City came in on October 18th with sores and loss of fur from mange. He is finally ready to be released since the weather has improved.

16/01/2025

We haven't posted recently, the first reason is because this is a slow time of year typically. And the second reason is we have many Fox here from Cape May County, Camden County, and Cumberland County. They are in various stages of recuperation and some are ready for release. But we just can't do that when the snow on the ground is ice and the temperatures are going to be below normal. So these poor but lucky Fox are going to have to be here a little longer, which is not something they or I like. When release day comes we will post pictures. Let's hope it's not in July.

01/01/2025

Voorhees and Somerdale went home yesterday thanks to An Itch In Time trapping them in December and transferring to Wildlife Aid for rehab. Considering the temperatures this time of year we often have to release before we normally would and just let them finish growing fur which should happen pretty quickly when it's chilly out

01/01/2025

This is Ocho. Ocho lives in my bathroom and hangs out on my orchid plant. Every day I soak a Q-Tip in water and put it down for him wherever he is (on the plant or behind the toilet or on the vanity) and he comes running over and gets a drink. Was my first reaction to smash him? Nope. To flush him down the toilet? Nope. To “burn it to the ground”? Nope. He’s literally a fraction of my size. I could easily kill him, but I choose to be kind. He deserves to be on this earth as much as I do. In fact, he contributes way more to the natural order of life on earth than I do. It’s so easy to choose kindness. I encourage everyone to take a moment and make sure the language you use when it comes to spiders, insects, rodents, etc. is kind and not fearful or disgusted. None of these beings are pests or threatening. Let them be. Help them if you can. Be kind. It’s so simple. 🕷️🕸️✌🏻🌱💜☀️

27/12/2024

This now beautiful boy has been here for 2 months and look how just that little bit of time changed his life. He will be getting freedom this week.

26/12/2024

I just had to share this really great release of Baron, named by An Itch In Time, back at his home in Southampton. We all thought he was a really special boy and this video shows how calm he is. Sometimes releasing an animal can be sad because we don't know what their future holds. We hope little Baron lives a long and happy life and we told him he can always come back if he needs us.