Injured or Abandoned Wild Animal Rescue

BLAIRSTOWN, NEW JERSEY - Wild Baby Rescue Center is hosting an open house Sunday October 25th, 2009 from 11:00am to 4:00pm.

All are welcome to come Tour the Facility, Meet the Staff, and learn more about What to Do and When to Act if you think you've found a baby animal in distress.

Wild Baby Rescue Center provides rehabilitation and release for the following injured and orphaned baby animals...

• Bats
• Chipmunks
• Fawn
• Fox
• Coyote
• Opossum
• Rabbits
• Raccoons
• Squirrel/Flying Squirrel
• Woodchuck/Groundhog

If you suspect that an animal is in need of help, call your local wildlife rehabilitator. Staff of a rehabilitation facility, can help to determine whether the animal actually needs help, and if so, how you can safely transport it to a treatment facility. Remember, unnecessarily removing an animal from its nest - particularly a baby - can cause more harm than simply leaving it alone.

Wild Baby Rescue is a member of Animal Rehabilitators Alliance and Garden State Wildlife Rehabilitators Co-op. These organizations have established a toll free phone number which provides info on how, when and if you should rescue. Also, it provides the phone numbers of the rehabbers in these groups:

Animal Rehabilators Alliance &
Garden State Wildlife Rehabilitators Co-oop (toll free)
(877) 4SAV-WILD or (877) 472-8945

Wild Baby Rescue Center
(908) 362-WILD or (908) 362-9453



About Wild Baby Rescue Center
Wild Baby Rescue is a non-profit organization dedicated to the preservation of native wildlife through education, rehabilitation and release.

Wild Baby Rescue Center is run by Executive Director, Hope Kosch-Davison is an experienced Wildlife Rehabilitator licensed by the New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection, Division of Fish and Wildlife.

For more information, visit www.wildbabyrescue.org