Updated April 15, 2009 

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About Us:

Urban Wildlife is a nonprofit organization founded in 2001. Urban Wildlife cares for injured and orphaned wildlife that are returned to the wild when healthy. The rehabilitation process can take anywhere from a few weeks to a year.

Urban Wildlife provides food, shelter and medical care to small mammals such as foxes, squirrels, rabbits, raccoons, muskrats, skunks, opossums and others native to Massachusetts. Urban Wildlife has wildlife rehabilitators in 4 locations: Springfield, Chicopee , Montgomery and Westfield.

We Need You!

In about a month Urban Wildlife will begin stocking supplies for the spring season. We urgently need your help in order to prepare for the wildlife that will will be arriving soon. Last year we used 25 five pound containers of Esbilac (a total cost of $1250.00) to feed very young ophaned animals. This year we expect to use as much or more. We also need to purchase important medical supplies for these animals. If we don't increase our funds, we will be forced to turn away animals in need when the phones start ringing in March....When this happens you can be sure that many of these poor creatures will simply die or be euthanized by animal control officials. It really is terrible to have to answer the calls and say we simply don't have the money or supplies to rescue any more animals.

In our first year we rehabilitated over 80 small mammals. In 2006, Urban Wildlife rescued 375 small mammals.

Urban Wildlife receives no state or federal funding and relies entirely on donations. Urban Wildlife is very important because the animals that come to our facility have no other place to go.

Please help us help the wildlife of Massachusetts. There are many ways that individuals, schools and clubs can help. We have education programs, projects, a wish list, and of course, cash donations are always accepted.

In addition, we are looking for 'host families' for wildlife release. Please call Urban Wildlife for more information. 

Supported in part by the donations from Davenport and Company

 

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