Garden State Wildlife Center

09/06/2026

Wishlist items for the puppies and mom are starting to arrive! Thank you so much to this wonderful community for all of the support for the dogs we are fostering and medically holding, as well as supporting the case through Gone Rogue Girls Rescue Inc..

Wishlist link: https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/DQECJZEKRZR9?ref_=wl_share

09/05/2026

13 puppies and 1 mom made their way to us, from a rescue case made possible by Gone Rogue Girls Rescue Inc.. There are many, many more dogs than the smiling we have. We have been working as a triage and rehab location while these puppies go out into foster homes.

These innocent animals were abandoned and locked inside a filthy, disgusting house in Chester, PA. Left alone in conditions no animal should live in, and things had become so desperate that some of the dogs were beginning to attack each other. (Photos can be seen on the rescue’s page)

We are a wildlife center, and while we always help where we can, dogs are a first for us! Community has truly been such a big help in making safety for these dogs possible.

🔗 Amazon wishlist: https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/DQECJZEKRZR9?ref_=wl_share

09/05/2026

❤️🐾 A NEW DAY… AND FIRST, WE NEED TO SAY THANK YOU. 🐾❤️

Yesterday evening was overwhelming, stressful, emotional and one of those rescue situations where everything happened FAST. But we woke up this morning knowing everyone is safe, both mamas and their babies are doing well thus far, and an entire village showed up when they were needed.

Before we get back to regularly scheduled Gone Rogue chaos today, we need to recognize that village. ❤️

A HUGE thank you to Amanda at Joyner's Furr-eedom Rescue INC. Amanda needed help, reached out, and we did exactly what rescue should be—we joined forces and figured it out together. No egos. No competition. Just “What needs to be done, and how do we help?”

And an enormous thank you to Garden State Wildlife Center, who stepped in exactly where and when we needed them most. They helped lighten a load that two nursing mamas simply could not carry alone.

THIS is what rescue looks like when people work together.
Rescues working together. Volunteers showing up. People transporting. People opening their homes. People holding and feeding babies. People cleaning. People continuing to say YES even after an incredibly long night.

And somehow, yesterday evening we had an entire little army of people come together for these dogs. 🥹❤️

To everyone who transported…
To everyone who showed up…
To everyone who took babies…
To everyone who donated or sent supplies…
To everyone STILL helping today…

THANK YOU.

We need all the help we can get with this crew, and we could not be more thankful for our followers, volunteers, fosters, fellow rescues and this incredible community.

And Peanut, our littlest baby, says THANK YOU too. 🥜🐶❤️ Tiny body. Giant village. Already running the show.

Today we'll continue updating everyone and get back to posting all of our other Rogue dogs who still need their people. But this morning needed to start with gratitude.

Yesterday proved something pretty damn important:
❤️ When teams stand together, animals win.
🐾 Teamwork really does make the dream work.

🐾WANT TO DOANTE?
📲 Donate here:
• Venmo: (Charities) ➡️➡️ https://www.venmo.com/u/goneroguegirlsrescueinc ⬅️⬅️
• PayPal: Gone Rogue Girls Rescue Inc (Charities)
• Shelterluv Direct Link: https://checkout.shelterluv.com/donate/GRGR

From all of us at Gone Rogue Girls Rescue, both hardworking mamas, a whole lotta puppies, and one very tiny Peanut…

THANK YOU. ❤️

09/05/2026

Wonderful little babies in our wildlife incubator 💙 thank you for allowing us to do this.

09/04/2026

09/04/2026

It was a very late night at GSWC. 🐾❤️ (and we really need pe**ee pads) wishlist link: https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/DQECJZEKRZR9?ref_=wl_share

Around midnight, we welcomed 13 puppies and their mom into our care after Gone Rogue Girls Rescue Inc. reached out needing emergency help with a large-scale rescue situation out of Chester, PA.

While dogs aren’t our usual focus, rescue is about helping where you can — and last night, we could.

GSWC is serving as a temporary emergency foster, medical and triage location for this little family, giving them a safe place to land while the rescues involved work through an incredibly difficult situation.

For now, our job is simple: keep everyone safe, fed, clean, comfortable and cared for. ❤️

When we have the space, resources and ability to help another rescue in an emergency, we will.

We’re grateful to everyone who worked late into the night to get these animals somewhere safe. 🐾

09/04/2026

We have 13 puppies and 1 mother here. Late last night we got a call from this wonderful rescue, asking for help, and of course, we said yes 💛If we can, we will.
(We are acting as a foster and triage home at this moment in time for this situation)

09/04/2026

Tiny bottle. Big commitment. 🐿️🍼

Orphaned baby squirrels don’t just need a safe place to stay—they require specialized formula, carefully timed feedings, warmth, monitoring, and experienced hands to give them the best chance at growing up healthy and returning to the wild.

Every feeding is one small step closer to release. 🤎

Your support helps Garden State Wildlife Center provide the around-the-clock care our smallest patients depend on.

Venmo - gardenstatewildlifecenter
PayPal - [email protected]

09/03/2026

Why are incubators so important for orphaned baby squirrels? 🐿️

Newborn and very young squirrels cannot regulate their body temperature effectively. Without the warmth of their mother, nest, and littermates, they can quickly become dangerously chilled.

An incubator provides the steady, controlled warmth these fragile babies need while they recover and grow. Maintaining the proper body temperature also helps support digestion and other essential body functions—making incubators a lifesaving tool in wildlife rehabilitation. 💛

08/29/2026

These orphaned squirrel babies are growing so quick 🥹 Acclimating to life without mommy squirrel can be difficult. Rehabbers do their best to mimic warm environments, regular feeding schedules, and minimal contact. Feeding time is one of the short moments that we can snap update photos, and get a glimpse of their cuteness 🥹

If you’d like to donate towards the care of these orphans:
- Venmo: gardenstatewildlifecenter
- PayPal: [email protected]