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Maine Permitted Wildlife Rehabilitator for orphaned, injured or ill animals. Warren Brook is a 501c3.

11/02/2026

JUST BECAUSE...
Just when I was seriously missing babies, this little fella was in the wrong place at the perfect time. Meet Sonny. The finders will keep an eye out for siblings but this one made its way into a warm bedroom. Mom was not located following a search.
Young opossums that are found, need help and will not be able to survive on their own, until they are completely weaned. Also, during our frigid temperatures, they are not released until they are nine inches in size, not including the tail.
A huge thank you to the finders!! Xo
Sonny's Hero's !!

10/31/2026

JUST BECAUSE...
THIS happens more than you know. No, a mother will not retrace her steps searching for the lost little one.

10/20/2026

JUST BECAUSE...
Breakfast time with my largest group of grays. These are the town line siblings, Benji, Alice, Lucy, and Beth. Along with Noah, an orphan. Together they have formed a family. Unfortunately, because of the calendar, they may be overwintered, until spring. Late babies are always a questionable release because of the lateness of acclimating outside, finding and establishing a nest, and collecting winter stores of food. There currently is a waiting line for the outdoor soft release enclosure.

10/20/2026

JUST BECAUSE...

Meet Hawkeye! He's a Southern Flying Squirrel, who came to me as an "eyes still closed young'un", and had survived a fallen tree, of which his nest was nestled inside.

Hawkeye is never one to stay still for long, as it is not his nature to do so. He is waiting for a few buddies to join him, as that will constitute the beginnings of a colony. Flying squirrels survive in a colony setting and will not survive alone. I do not combine Southern Flyers with the larger breed of Northern Flying Squirrels. At a minimum, diets differ between the two, with the Southern being more of an omnivore compared to the Northern which leans more to an herbivore.

These Littles are mostly nocturnal and are the little bandits that will decrease your supply of your bird seed, overnight.

Nature is so very AMAZING!!

10/18/2026

JUST BECAUSE...
I'll be featuring some of my intakes over the next several days. Unfortunately, the winter's calendar is against these late babies and or injured critters, for release until Spring.
These are the clowns of the rehab, three Red Squirrels. We have Nutella, Red Robin, and Chuck.

10/18/2026

This is Warren Brook Wildlife Rehabilitation on going fundraiser. There is no expiration date but something tangible and written in stone. Give this a peek. The engraving can be in honor, in a wish, or in a memorial.

Warren Brook Wildlife Rehabilitation, located in North Waterford, Maine, is owned and operated by Jacqueline Fanning, a Maine Licensed Wildlife Rehabilitator.

10/13/2026

JUST BECAUSE...
I Absolutely LOVED seeing everyone at the Fryeburg Fair this past week!! Thank you ALL for stopping by and supporting Warren Brook Wildlife Rehabilitation and its mission.. It means EVERYTHING!!
The winner of Regan's incredible quilt, is so surprised and excited!! We are very happy for her also.
Next stop is the Twisted Tidings Fair, held in Sanford, next month. See you there!

10/09/2026

JUST BECAUSE...
Lucy, has a story to tell...(the squirrel with the black nose) about how she had left her nest, in search of Mom and food. Lucky Lucy was rescued from the middle of a very traveled road, by a truck who managed to straddle her, stopped, and scooped her up. Our hero!! Before I picked up Lucy from her hero, I drove back to the location of her rescue and walked the woods along side the road and there he was, hiding behind a tree, another baby gray, Benji.
Day two, I once again returned to the area and walked the other side of the woods and was able to find two more babies, Alice and Beth!
Day three? I was unable to locate anymore and was satisfied that I had located all the siblings. Promising the vacant Mom that I would do my best for her starving babies.

Introducing my Waterford/Bridgton line Littles, all weaned and enjoying breakfast.

10/04/2026

JUST BECAUSE...
This week I am continuing education on, "What should I do if I find an orphaned, ill, and or an injured Wildlife?" Warren Brook Wildlife Rehabilitation is once again located in the Natural Resource Building, at The Fryeburg Fair! ON THURSDAY, We will have a very informative and welcomed guest from Misfits Rehab, Jennifer Marchigiani !!
We are also repeating the "Jac and Jen Show", so join us and take a personal peek of a days work, of a Maine Licensed Wildlife Rehabilitator. Bring questions!!
A brief interruption to let those know, that Sadly I lost Dayle yesterday. It was a very tough day yesterday of goodbyes. Happily Avery is hanging on and has a good appetite. Please keep the Little Gray in your thoughts. Augie, the mightiest, tiniest deer mouse ever, is doing fantastic and thirdly, we welcome Cleo, a furry deer mouse who must have traveled to Fryeburg via booth setups. Her hero? None other than one of the Chief Gurus, of the Natural Resource Building. I'm thinking that Cleo may need to join with Mary Margaret and Moose! :)
It's FAIR FOOD TIME!! Nom, nom, and nom.
Thank you Tom, Ed, and Stephane for all of your heavy lifting.
Xo Jacque

Address

11 Baldpate Mountain Drive
North Waterford, ME
04088

Telephone

+12075836266

Website

http://warrenbrookwildliferehab.org/

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