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3 Bunnies Rabbit Rescue, Inc.
A Non-profit, all-volunteer organization;
Email info@3bunnies.org
Shelter animals euthanized since January 1, 2001: Pet-Abuse.Com Need an emergency vet? Go here: pets911.com (then refine search for rabbits) P.O. Box 380605, East Hartford, CT 06138-0605, USA, (413)427-7345 |
3 Bunnies Rabbit Rescue, Inc. is an all volunteer non-profit
organization dependent on donations to help us rescue unwanted
domestic rabbits and educate the public on rabbit care. We are a network of
foster homes located in New England and New York.
3 BUNNIES ADOPTS TO INDOOR HOMES ONLY!! Adoption donations: (to help with spay/neuter and other expenses)
$70 single
The primary goals of 3 Bunnies are:
3 Bunnies Rabbit Rescue, Inc
Daves's Soda & Pet City
Come visit Dave's Soda & Pet City 151 Springfield St Agawam, MA 01001 Dave's graciously helps promote rabbit adoption by supporting 3 Bunnies Rabbit Rescue, Inc.'s efforts to save rabbits in need and find them loving adoptive indoor homes. |
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This page has listings for:
Connecticut Massachusetts Rhode Island In Massachusetts, please call the Massachusetts Audubon Society’s Wildlife Information Line at 781-259-2150 for a list of rehabilitators that can handle rabbits. If you are unable to find a wildlife rehabilitator on your own, you might also try calling your local police or animal control officer and they may be able to point you in the right direction. Or you can check national listings here: States A-M States N-W
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 Harmon or Gerald Hart (rehabilitators), Nutmeg Acres Wildlife Rehabilitation nutmegacreswildlife@yahoo.com Wildlife Species: Accepts injured/orphaned mammals, rabies vector species (raccoons and skunks) 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 (Stamford) Tailors Wildlife Rehabilitation Sanctuary 203-524-2189 Florence Chiappetta, Tailors Wildlife Rehabilitation Sanctuary flo06905@yahoo.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
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
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)
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