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Millstone Wildlife Center Wildlife Rehabilitation and educational services, Frannie Greenberg, licensed Wildlife Rehabilitator In 2021, 974 mammals were admitted to MWC.

Millstone Wildlife Center is a 501(c)3 charitable organization. MWC does not receive federal or state funding and is completely a volunteer organization. All expenses come from individual and community donations and go directly to animal food, medication, and housing. We specialize in caring for injured and orphaned mammals at MWC. All species that we are not licensed to care for are referred to other NH rehabilitators. Our goal is always to release these animals back into the wild. Mission Statement: The mission of Millstone Wildlife Center is to provide rehabilitation services for injured or orphaned wildlife in the state of New Hampshire. These services include:
- medical treatment, rehabilitation, and release of animals brought to the center.
- public education regarding coexistence with wildlife
- educational outreach programs for students of all ages

10/16/2026

It never gets old. Watching raccoon babies enjoy their bottles all lined up together just warms our hearts. These four sisters (Zazu, Phoebe, Mickey, and Artemis) are as sweet as they can be. It won’t be long until they are weaned, but for now with each meal they savor a bottle of warm raccoon formula.

We have released 21 juvenile raccoons over the last weeks. We have four that will need to remain with us over the winter...
10/15/2026

We have released 21 juvenile raccoons over the last weeks. We have four that will need to remain with us over the winter, but for the others, our job is done. The feeding, medicating, vaccinating, and enriching has paid off. They are ready to explore their big new world. We will miss their antics and curiosity, but know it’s time. Be safe little ones and make good choices.

10/14/2026

Pumpkin spice and everything nice!

It’s officially pumpkin season! Pumpkin spice coffee, pumpkin muffins, pumpkin cookies, pumpkin EVERYTHING!
And apparently, even the porcupines at Millstone Wildlife Center are getting into the act!
While the rest of us are enjoying our pumpkin-flavored treats, this prickly little pumpkin lover prefers the real thing! No whipped cream, no cinnamon, no fancy toppings… just a delicious pumpkin to munch on!

NAME OUR BOBCATS! Two beautiful bobcats. One male. One female. And neither has a name… YET!YOU have a chance to name the...
10/13/2026

NAME OUR BOBCATS!

Two beautiful bobcats. One male. One female. And neither has a name… YET!
YOU have a chance to name them! 🐾
For a $10 or more donation, you can submit your name suggestions for our bobcats and be entered into a drawing for the chance to have your names chosen!
If your names are drawn you’ll also receive a beautiful 5x7 glossy photograph of these two beauties!
Your donation will help provide the food, housing, veterinary care, and everything else these growing bobcats will need throughout their winter stay.
These two have already captured our hearts, and we can’t wait to see what names you come up with!
Deadline for drawing 10/23/26. Be sure to note on your donation that it’s for the Bobcat naming.
❤️🐾 Venmo: www.venmo.com/u/MillstoneWildlife
❤️🐾 PayPal: paypal.me/millstonewildlife
Let’s hear those name ideas!

FROM MANGE TO MAGNIFICENT Before. After. RELEASE!Photos that tell an incredible story of healing, recovery, and hope.Whe...
10/12/2026

FROM MANGE TO MAGNIFICENT

Before. After. RELEASE!

Photos that tell an incredible story of healing, recovery, and hope.
When this beautiful red fox arrived at Millstone Wildlife Center, he was suffering from mange, a painful skin condition caused by microscopic mites. Fur was missing, his skin was irritated, and he desperately needed help.
But look at him now!
With proper medication, good nutrition, a safe place to recover, and plenty of time to heal, this once-struggling fox has made a remarkable transformation.
And the very best part? He’s back in the wild where he belongs. ❤️🦊

There are hard days as a wildlife rehabilitator.The days are long. We see heartbreaking injuries. We worry, we work, we ...
10/09/2026

There are hard days as a wildlife rehabilitator.
The days are long. We see heartbreaking injuries. We worry, we work, we do everything we can—and sometimes, despite all our efforts, the kindest thing we can do is simply keep an animal comfortable during their final hours.
But there are also so many wonderful days.
Along this journey, we meet incredible people who remind us why we do what we do. And this week, two young girls and their Nana seemed to know exactly what we needed here at Millstone Wildlife Center.  This beautifully painted rock arrived in our mailbox.
Their thoughtfulness, and love for wildlife touched our hearts more than they could possibly know.
On a difficult week, their gift was a beautiful reminder:
We are not alone.
Behind every animal we care for is a community of people who believe in what we do. People who cheer for the successes, understand the heartbreaks, and remind us that our work matters.
Sometimes, it’s a treasure in the mailbox that gives us exactly the encouragement we need to keep going.
Thank you for reminding us that the Millstone family is much bigger than the people who work here. We have an entire community behind us and we are so very grateful.

10/08/2026

Who doesn’t love corn on the cob!
This juvenile squirrel is happily working away on a piece of corn, nibbling and chewing his way through every tasty kernel.
Watching our squirrels learn to eat, explore, climb, and develop the skills they need for life in the wild is one of the many joys of wildlife rehabilitation.

10/07/2026

If you’re wondering what’s on the porcupine menu today, Magoo is happy to show you!
Our sweet boy is enjoying his Leaf Eater Biscuits, and judging by the enthusiasm, these are definitely a favorite!
There’s something so satisfying about watching a wildlife patient happily munching away.
Magoo has a couple of other favorites too, there is banana and watermelon, but the biscuits are a staple in his diet.

10/06/2026

Happy National Bobcat’s Day from all of us at MWC!

10/05/2026

🦝 RACCOON PLAYGROUND!🦝

Who needs a fancy playground when you have a hammock, a swing and a cat tree? These little raccoons are having a wonderful time exploring every inch of their enclosure!
Playtime is more than just fun for our young raccoons. Climbing and exploring help them build strength, coordination, balance, and the natural skills they will need when they are ready to return to the wild.  As you can see they need a little more practice.
We love watching them grow from tiny babies into curious, capable young raccoons. Soon they will move to their outdoor enclosure with even more places to climb.

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