Wildlife Rescue & Rehabilitation
If you find a wild animal that may need help Keep people and pets away, minimize handling, and contact a qualified organization before transporting or feeding the animal. …
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Long Island Wildlife
Backyard mammals, wildlife encounters, and animal-rescue resources from the Long Island Birds field notebook.
Long Island’s backyards and shorelines are shared with far more than birds. Explore field notes about the mammals and other wildlife encountered here, plus the site’s published animal-rescue resources.
If you find an injured, orphaned, or trapped wild animal, keep a respectful distance and contact a currently licensed local wildlife rehabilitator or animal-control authority. Do not handle wildlife unless a qualified responder tells you how.