Wild Things Sanctuary

Wild Things Sanctuary This page is for anyone in love with critters great and small, or anyone who wants to keep up with t

"In 2007 I took the New York State Wildlife Rehabilitator exam (www.nyswrc.org) with a 99% passing grade! In August 2008 I was awarded my US Rehabilitation Federal Bird Permit (as most birds in the States are considered migratory species, rehabilitators need a federal permit to work with them). "In May 2010 I received my license to accept NYS rabies vector species: raccoons, skunks and bats. This

means that I am now licensed to work with all NYS animals. And in January 2011 my license was upgraded to a Class II rehabilitation license so that I am now able to teach others and guide them towards becoming wildlife rehablitators. "WTS received its incorporation status 6 February 2008, and in November 2008 the IRS deemed WTS a 501(3)c registered public charity. With its new non-profit status, WTS hopes to generate more ways to help more animals as it gives all donators tax-breaks, and will enable local businesses to donate supplies and manpower." See more of the Wild Things Story at our website, www.wildthingssanctuary.org

When it starts getting really cold outside, I go around to all the soft-release bat houses to make sure there is nobody ...
11/22/2024

When it starts getting really cold outside, I go around to all the soft-release bat houses to make sure there is nobody left inside who hasn't yet learned to find a good place to hibernate. Brought these three little females in side. Two youngsters and one adult. All big brown bats. All very chubby, which is good, but definitely on the road to be coming batcycles without intervention!

More precious than gold, yet an endangered northern long-eared bat isn't quite as big as the width of a $20 bill! This l...
10/10/2024

More precious than gold, yet an endangered northern long-eared bat isn't quite as big as the width of a $20 bill! This little youngster was hanging exposed on a building in the cold. He's a bit underweight and with the weather getting colder, may have to stay the winter here. Thanks to Wildlife Resolutions for the rescue and this cute photo!

Did you see the latest news today? This makes our mission at Wild Things Sanctuary more important than ever! Over the la...
09/07/2024

Did you see the latest news today? This makes our mission at Wild Things Sanctuary more important than ever! Over the last few weeks, we've been releasing our 2024 bat pups—thanks to your support another generation of insect-eating superheroes takes to the skies!

In places where bat populations crashed, farmers sprayed more insecticides, and baby mortality spiked

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