Lucky Rehabilitation Center

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Lucky Rehabilitation Center Lucky Rehabilitation Center (LRC) is a small, 501c3 non-profit organization in Spencertown, NY.

Back on October 7th we captured this handsome boy on the Taconic Parkway. He had been snacking in the road on a freshly ...
11/12/2026

Back on October 7th we captured this handsome boy on the Taconic Parkway. He had been snacking in the road on a freshly road-killed raccoon when he was clipped by an on-coming car. Law enforcement gave us a call and we scooped him up.

He was unable to fly, but otherwise bright and alert. After xrays showed a broken clavicle, he was transferred to a facility where he will be able to exercise and move around all winter before his release in the Spring.

Update last week from our friends at Friends of the Feathered and Furry Wildlife Center: "look who made it to the top perch today! (Second picture)!"

11/11/2026

Volume up!

Hello faithful followers! Back by popular demand... "Porcupine Soup", episode 2. Q's skin is healing so well that we've decide we can do less frequent baths going forward. The baths are stressful for him, and stress does not aid healing. By no means is this baby out of the woods yet, but he is absolutely making strides in that direction. We'll continue meds and tons of healthy nutrition to help him along his journey.

Keep on keeping on, Q! We're all watching your story!

Happy Veteran's Day 🇺🇲🇺🇸

11/10/2026

(SCROLL TO THE BOTTOM FOR AN EXCITING ANNOUNCEMENT)

Hello Facebook friends and porcupine enthusiasts! Our recent posts of a porcupine spa day and freshly brewed porcupine tea have gained a surprising amount of traction that this page has never seen before! Because of this, we have tons of new followers who have joined along for the ride. We feel that this is a perfect opportunity to reintroduce ourselves to our new extended wildlife family, and give an overview of who we are and what we do (besides porcupine bathing of course).

Lucky Rehabilitation Center is a wildlife rehabilitation center located in the Hudson Valley region of New York. We take approximately 1,000 (and growing quickly) sick, injured, and orphaned wildlife into our care each season, with the ultimate goal of releasing them back into the wild. The species we service include both large and small mammals (squirrels, buns, deer etc.) as well as songbirds, birds of prey, and waterfowl.

LRC was founded and is run by a mother-daughter team, Sue and Maria Geel, as well as our local veterinarian and board member, Holly Stuerwald, DVM. We also are fortunate enough to have a team of 10 wildlife rehabilitators who are licensed through the NYS Department of Wildlife Conservation, as well as many volunteers who are currently working towards their licenses.

We are a 501c3 non for profit organization that relies on donations and support from our incredible followers to provide the care that our local wildlife so desperately deserve! Your support also extends further past the individuals placed in our care! Wildlife rehabbers in NYS act as one of the first lines of defense for the reporting of diseases, wildlife/human conflicts, population statistics, and many other aspects of conservation. We are here to assist the wildlife of today, but also to ensure that there will be an extensive future of healthy wildlife populations in NYS! For those of you concerned about the environmental impacts from the use of generative AI, we also as an organization do not use any AI for our marketing, communications or daily operations!

🎁🎁🎁With that, we also have a very exciting announcement as we head into the holiday season🎁🎁🎁

LRC will be opening an online, fundraising holiday gift auction! Our volunteer elves have been working tirelessly over the past few months to collect donations, most of which have all been graciously provided by small, local businesses. The auction will be opening on November 15th at midnight, and will run until December 12th at 6pm. 100% of all proceeds will go directly towards the care of our wildlife. The link to our auction page will be shared soon, so stay tuned and get excited for some holiday shopping fun!

We know that the holidays are an exciting time, but can also place extra stress on our environment with the increased production and shipping of commercial items. This is a chance to not only buy for your loved ones, but help the local environment while snagging deals well below retail prices!

11/09/2026

Hello everyone out there in social media world!! We have a quick announcement. We are closed for the season. We cannot take any animals in again until next Spring (date to be determined). If you have a wild animal who needs attention or have any questions, please use one of the links below.

NYSDEC find a rehabber link: https://share.google/D7q0Ttg1sV2ob2SYJ

Animal Help Now: https://share.google/TkQrQ3oExPjftsWAE

Both of these are excellent sources of information. Remember to keep the animal in a well-ventilated container in a dark, quiet, safe space until you speak with a rehabber. DO NOT OFFER FOOD OR WATER.

This announcement usually accompanies our end of season statistics and financial status, but honestly, I'm a little behind. Look for this info in a week or two!

Thank you all for another successful season! If our facility was a 4-season facility... you know we'd be here all winter!

11/08/2026

When your mangy, but healing porcupine needs a soothing, restorative and antibacterial bath for his very sore belly and legs.

Volume up.

Don't be scared. The water was a perfect luke-warm temperature. The outside ambient temperature was hovering just below 40, so the steam is deceiving. I promise! No porcupine tea has been made.

Also FYI... the noises are his version of anger!

We're doing something big!  Get ready,  because your holiday shopping  is about to get a lot more interesting and a whol...
11/07/2026

We're doing something big! Get ready, because your holiday shopping is about to get a lot more interesting and a whole bunch easier!

Coming November 15th!

Our elves have been busy.

Stay tuned for details 😉

11/03/2026

Well, we don't really know tons about porcupine vocalizations. We looked it up in our porcupine books. Lo and behold what you're hearing is pure unbridled rage.

Apparently, "Q" does not like cage cleaning evenings or exams.

The anger from his forced activities this evening spilled over into dinner.

Volume up!

10/26/2026

Enjoy this little break in your evening while you watch and listen to a porcupine with a stuffy nose eat an avocado.

You're welcome. (Check out the first comment 😂)

Address

214 Reed Road
Spencertown, NY
12165

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 9pm
Wednesday 8am - 9pm
Thursday 8am - 9pm
Friday 8am - 9pm
Saturday 8am - 9pm
Sunday 8am - 9pm

Telephone

+15186530971

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