Wild Baby Rescue Center is a New Jersey-based non-profit organization dedicated to the preservation of native wildlife through education, rehabilitation and release. Located in Blairstown the Center is run by a wildlife rehabilitator who is licensed by the New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection, Division of Fish and Wildlife.
If you have found an animal which you believe needs help knowing which signs signal distress is very important. Unnecessarily removing an animal from its environment can cause harm. Wildlife rehabilitators are here to help. Learn how to help an injured or orphaned animal.
Volunteer: We could use the help of people with these skills: animal care taking (feeding/cleaning), carpentry, gardening, sewing, knitting, crocheting, and fundraising.
Donate: By far our biggest expenses are medical care and supplies. All donations directly cover these expenses. Everybody at Wild Baby Rescue is an unpaid volunteer.
One of our little fawns, Moonshine, snuck under a low spot in the fencing. Luckily, a good friend was there to help. Read about Moonshine.
Plenty! Centenary College students complete enrichment projects to stimulate the minds of recovering and developing patients. Read Enrichment.
Snickers the Groundhog never had the opportunity to dig and tunnel, play in the fresh air, or munch on tasty dandelions. She was severely overweight and needed help getting healthy. Read Snickers' Story
Dear fox, if you have mange you are welcome at the Center. We can get you back to your hairy, healthy selves. Read Fox, Fox, and More Fox