WILDLIFE

If you ever see injured or orphaned wildlife (birds large or small, fawn, raccoons, squirrels, chipmunks, ducks, geese, coyote/fox with mange, seagulls, turtles, etc.) give us a call immediately.

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Over the years of doing this work we've made relationships with the best vets, licensed rehabilitators, and rescues and know who to bring specific animals to.

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You can save our number in your phone as Jamie Wildlife (easy to search that way) if you ever need to call or text me 845-206-9532.

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KITTENS/CATS

1. Always be on the looks out for feral and stray cats who may not be spayed/neutered. We have Havahart traps that can safely trap sick, injured, and stray kittens/cats. 

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2. Become a short-term foster. We are in need of individuals who can foster stray kittens/cats while we wait for their spay/neuter surgery (1-7 days) and after their spay/neuter surgery (1-2 days for male, 2-4 days for female). The kitten/cat will be in a large dog crate, in a warm garage, spare room, or bathroom separated from other animals in the home.

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3. Become a long-term foster. Foster a kitten/cat in your home until we find their forever home.

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4. Adopt a kitten/cat from Animal Nation, FURRR911, Hi-Tor Animal Shelter, Four Legs Good,