Our intake will be limited, We will help as many as we can Squirrels,Opossums,Chipmunk,Rabbits, screech owls, and some small song birds.

*We no longer take any Shore Birds, Ducks, Swans, Geese, Deer, Large Hawks and Large Owls*

Volunteers for Wildlife 631-423-0982 Huntington area

Star Foundation 631-736-8207 Port Jefferson area

Rescue Center of the Hampton's 631-728-wild, east end

You may also call these emergency hospitals and ask for more Wildlife Rehabilitators numbers...some take in injured wildlife so call and ask

Animal Emergency Service of Selden, (631) 698-2225 24 hrs / 7 days

Farmingdale Emergency (631) 249-2899 24 hrs / 7 days

Commack Emergency (631) 462-6044

West Islip Veterinary Medical 631-587-0800 24 Hours / 7 days

Sachem Animal Hospital (631) 467-2121

Riverhead Emergency
To Report Animal Cruelty 631-382-SPCA
NYS DEC 631-444-0310

Pictures

This poor little Woodchuck A.K.A. Groundhog was hit by a car and dropped off at Dr. Greco's Ridge office. After receiving medical treatment from Dr. Greco he was turned over to us for rehabilitation. After three weeks of care he was released back into the wild.

We received a rescue call Easter Day for a Barn Owl with a wing injury. We rescued this beautiful Owl and brought it into Dr. Greco's Ridge Office where x-rays were given along with an exam. It was learned the Owl suffered a minor break in the wing. Dr Greco placed the Owl under anti-inflammatory and antibiotic treatment. The Owl is now under rehabilitation and making progress.

This poor little squirrel had made a nest in a shed. The home owner used a blow in foam insulation to drive the squirrel out. The night of the blizzard we received the rescue call. When I got to the house in Selden, there frozen in hardened foam on a tree was this squirrel. Dr. Greco removed the foam from the squirrels face and ears. After 2 1/2 months of rehabilitation this little guy was released as good as new.

Baby squirrels of all ages find their way to Dr. Greco. Victims of trees being cleared, animal attacks, parents being killed receive a check up and a warm place to sleep while his staff looks for placement with a Wildlife Rehabilitator.

Little  bunnies  are  victims of lawn  mowers , dogs , cats , hawks and owls. It is nice to know that when the mother no longer  is  around  to  care  for these cute little guys, care and shelter is only a phone call away.