Connecticut Wildlife Rehabilitators
Connecticut, Central region (East Hampton)
860-267-0061
Skip Hilliker, licensed home wildlife rehabilitator
Wildlife Species: all mammals and birds
Connecticut, Central region (New Britain).....
Jessica Koch, licensed home wildlife rehabilitator
http://crittersite.com
NBWildlife@aol.com
Comments: check website for contact numbers
Connecticut, Eastern region (Baltic)
860-822-8530
Colleen Caplet (director), Second Hand Rehabilitation Center
dcaplet@snet.net
Wildlife Species: rabies vector species and small mammals
Connecticut, North Central region, Hartford County (Manchester)
860-643-0949 x11
Stephanie Radowitz (animal program curator), Lutz Children's Museum
KristenHay@msn.com
Wildlife Species: small mammals, non-migratory birds
Limitations: no rabies vector species
SPECIALTIES/KNOWLEDGE: rabbits and squirrels
Connecticut, Northeast region, Windham County (Dayville)
860-774-5416
Sherry Hart (rehabilitator), Nutmeg Acres Wildlife Rehabilitation
shart@myeastern.com
Wildlife Species: Accept injured/orphaned mammals, rabies vector species
Connecticut, Southern region, Fairfield county (Stratford)
203-380-1374
Catharine Fortin (rehabber), Wildlife Orphanage
CFortin@optonline.net
Wildlife Species: small mammals
Connecticut, Southwest region (Greenwich)
203-869-5415
Jean Seward, Wildlife Trust Inc.
bwallace@igc.org
Specialty: breeding of endangered species
Connecticut, Southwest region (Oxford)
203-881-1986 or 203-261-9223
Dawn D. Sotir, rehabilitator
Rvndawn@aol.com
Wildlife Species: RVS and small mammals only
Specialty: RVS
Connecticut, Southwest region, Fairfield County (Stamford)
888-727-6774
Cathie Kovacs (president), The Wildlife Orphanage, Inc.
Wildlife Species: mammals including raccoon, skunk, and fox; no birds accepted at this time
Connecticut, Southwest region, Fairfield County (Stamford)
203-253-7584
Florence Chaippetta (vice president), The Wildlife Orphanage
olf0098@aol.com
Specialties/Knowledge: small mammals and rabies vector species
Connecticut, Southwest region (Stamford)
203-253-7584
Florence Chiappetta (vice president), The Wildlife Orphanage
wildorphanage@aol.com
Limitations: not licensed to do deer
Wildlife Species: small mammals, raccoons, skunk, fox
Connecticut, Southeast, New London County (Norwich)
860-887-0606
Jean Walsh Presslitz, licensed home wildlife rehabilitator
beoromeo@sbcglobal.net
Wildlife Species: birds (including raptors and terns) and mammals
Connecticut, Southwest region, Fairfield County (Old Greenwich)
203-637-9822
Meredith Sampson (Director), Wild Wings, Inc.
wingsct@juno.com
Wildlife Species: small mammals, all bird species, turtles
Comments: Certified supervisor/coordinator for rescue and rehabilitation of oiled wildlife;
Humane solutions for wildlife problems
Connecticut, Southwest region, Fairfield County (Redding)
203-438-0618
Darlene Wimbrow (director), Back to the Wild Rehabilitation
dwimbrow@comcast.net
Wildlife Species: birds (including raptors), and mammals
Specialty: owls
Connecticut, Southwest region (Weston)
203-544-9913
Dara Reid (director), Wildlife in Crisis, Inc.
wildlifeincrisis@snet.net
Wildlife Species: migratory birds, rabies vector species and other small mammals and deer
Specialty: owls, songbirds, rabies vector species, and deer
Connecticut, Southwest region, Fairfield County (Weston)
203-544-9913
Dawn Davis (intern), Wildlife in Crisis, Inc.
wildlifeincrisis@snet.net
Wildlife Species: all species of wild birds and mammals
Connecticut, Western region, Litchfield County (Woodbury)
203-263-4006
Penelope Eastham, Twinbrook Wildlife Rehabilitation Center
Coyotedance1@hotmail.com
Wildlife Species: referrals and advice only at this time
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Massachusetts Wildlife Rehabilitators
Massachusetts, Eastern region (Hingham)
781-749-1248
New England Wildlife Teaching Hospital
NEWCHOSP@aol.com
Specialty: Veterinary care of sick and injured wildlife
Massachusetts, Eastern region, Worcester County (North Grafton)
508-839-7918
Dr. Pokras, Dr. Kaufman, Carolyn, or Debbie
Tufts Wildlife Clinic
mpokras1@pearl.tufts.edu
Comments: fax 508-839-7930
Massachusetts, Northern region (Winchendon)
978-297-3862
Anne Eddy, licensed home wildlife rehabilitator
AHIMSA1108@aol.com
Massachusetts, North Central region, Middlesex County (Winchendon)
978-297-3345
Cassandra Tompkins, licensed home wildlife rehabilitator
Karen Von den Deale, Wild Care, Inc.
wildcare@C4.net
Wildlife Species: song birds, sea birds, turtles, and canids; other rehabbers in the
organization specialize in small mammals
Massachusetts, Western region, Hampden County, (Springfield)
413-781-1505 or 413-787-7888
Dee and Tom Howe (Directors), Urban Wildlife
dee@davenportandco.com
Wildlife Species: raccoons and small mammals
Specialty: raccoons and skunks
Massachusetts, Western region (Williamsburg)
413-268-9348
Cliff & Aly Thayer, Paw Prints
amthayer@vasci.umass.edu
Wildlife Species: orphaned mammals
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Rhode Island Wildlife Rehabilitators
Rhode Island, Eastern region, East Bay County (Barrington)
401-246-0786 or 401-523-9214
Lorna Buffum (Director), Healing Paws Wildlife Rehabilitation and Education
lornapaws@aol.com
Wildlife Species: All mammals, including RVS
Specialties/Knowledge: Rabies Vector Species, particularly raccoons
Rhode Island, Southern region (North Kingstown)
401-294-6070 or 401-282-9944
Sharon Gamba, licensed home wildlife rehabilitator
winsongs@aol.com
Wildlife Species: squirrels (but also take in other small mammals and songbirds)
To rescue abandoned,
unwanted, and abused rabbits without prejudice to age, gender, breed,
type, or other issues; to provide foster care; to spay and neuter; to
provide medical and rehabilitative care; to find permanent quality
indoor homes for them;
To educate the public and assist humane societies, animal control
officers, and other rescues, in teaching proper rabbit care to the
public;
To reduce, primarily by public education, the number of rabbits
abandoned at shelters and / or turned loose when no longer wanted.