Squirrel Run Wildlife Rehabilitation, Inc

07/02/2026

06/27/2026

Venturing into the world of birdwatching for the first time at Squirrel Run has brought us an introduction to the European Starlings. While these birds may not be universally embraced, 😄 the insights we've gained into their behavior and development have been truly fascinating. We released 2 this weekend after some time outside in our enclosed space. Observing their growth and eventual takeoff into flight has been a wondrous experience that has left us excited to help more . 🌿🦅 "

06/17/2026

During a bustling season at Squirrel Run, juggling our duties with our full-time jobs can be a challenge. Your support as we care for injured and orphaned wildlife is greatly valued. Thank you for backing our efforts in wildlife rehabilitation at Squirrel Run.

06/03/2026

It's time for release! This female virginia opposum has met all her milestones and is ready for release! Hopefully the weather allows this week!

05/20/2026

05/20/2026

Spring has arrived, and with it comes the sight of moms moving around with their babies, exploring backyards, fields, and more. If you happen to come across injured or orphaned wildlife, remember that a permitted wildlife rehabber is required to handle their care. Please contact your local wildlife rehabilitation center for assistance in these situations. We currently have many animals in our care and will be sharing their stories soon. Stay tuned for updates! Also,we can't do it without support from our neighboring rehabbers! Hare of the Dog, Inc Wildlife , Norwood Animal Control Paws4Survival Rescue Inc. And more!
Thank you for your continued support and cooperation. "

05/17/2026

We are so excited! Let the collaboration begin…

If you are a police officer or animal control officer in Massachusetts, we invite you to join our new training program: Wildlife Practices for Law Enforcement.

Our team, along side Adam Teper of Teper Legal and Animal Control Officer Deni Michele Goldman, have been working together to develop a program designed to help officers better understand the legal aspects of wildlife situations that are often overlooked, while also highlighting the resources available throughout the state - including wildlife rehabilitators and collaborative response options.

Our goal is simple: improve communication, strengthen partnerships, and provide officers with practical tools and knowledge for handling wildlife related calls safely, legally, and effectively.

This is an MPTC course for officers only. More information below!

Wildlife Practices for Law Enforcement
📅 Wednesday May 20, 2026 📍 MPTC Randolph
📅 Thursday May 28, 2026 📍 MPTC Holyoke
For more details and to register, log into your Acadis Portal

05/07/2026

This young female raccoon was found by a wonderful woman and son who wanted to do the right thing and find a permitted wildlife rehabber to help. This lucky female is doing great and will be quarantined, vaccinated, dewormed and hopefully released this summer. Follow us for updates.

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05/06/2026

This young female raccoon was found by a wonderful woman and son who wanted to do the right thing and find a permitted wildlife rehabber to help. This lucky female is doing great and will be quarantined, vaccinated, dewormed and hopefully released this summer. Follow us for updates.

03/14/2026

We need your help! Your contribution can make a real difference in the lives of these vulnerable creatures. Visit our Amazon wishlist to donate essential supplies today. Thank you for your support!

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