Wild Care in the News
Though WILD CARE is dependent on donations, over 270 species are accepted there for treatment at no charge to the public, seven days a week. If you would like to donate to WILD CARE or volunteer to be a transport volunteer from Provincetown please call WILD CARE at 508-240-2255.
The Eastern Screech Owl, pictured in her nest-box, was rescued from the side of a road after being hit by a car somewhere on the South Shore.
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The Sharp-Shinned Hawk pictured above (photo credit Julie O' Neil) was rescued from Orleans on November 22nd after slamming into a sliding glass door ... read the full article »
The Carolina Wren pictured here is one of two wrens recovering at WILD CARE, Cape Cod’s emergency wildlife hospital, after being conta ... read the full article »
Rescued by Dennis Minsky and brought to WILD CARE, the young male Red-Tailed Hawk pictured here was found in a bird coop off Atkins Mayo Road in ... read the full article »
Rehabilitators from WILD CARE, Cape Cod’s emergency wildlife clinic, were called to Watson’s Clothing Store when a Cooper’s Hawk fle ... read the full article »
Wild Care's facility incorporates a large circular "raceway," a kind of indoor track for birds, that allows large birds such as hawks, gulls ... read the full article »
The dog days of August may be a time for lazing in the hammock or baking on the beach but they’ve ushered in dire times for Wild Care in Eastham ... read the full article »
Tis the season for baby birds and Wild Care in Eastham has been busy taking care of a variety of avian species from the Cape and beyond.
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The tiny Grey Tree Frog pictured here recuperated at WILD CARE’s amphibian ICU ward in October.
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Nine Canadian cruise ship stowaways got an unexpected vacation on Cape Cod.
Wild Care in Eastham hosted the rare Leach’s storm pe ... read the full article »
WEST DENNIS — A tree climber from the Animal Rescue League of Boston scaled a 30-foot pine tree at a Buckley Road home to reach the nest of a gr ... read the full article »
An adult female Falcon slammed into a sliding glass deck door and was brought in for immediate care to Wild Care on Cape Cod.
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PROVINCETOWN - A young red-tailed hawk that was hit by a car in Wellfleet is back in his native element — the air — after recuperating ... read the full article »
EASTHAM - If Mother Goose isn't around, Father Goose will do.
That's the theory of Wild Care in Eastham.
The wildlife rehabilitato ...
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DENNIS - Kristine Beebe of Dennis has earned a reputation at WILD CARE, the organization dedicated to “saving Cape Cod wildlife one animal at ... read the full article »
EASTHAM - The next time you surmise Mrs. Peter Cottontail is shirking her motherly duties, think again. Many an orphan rabbit child is merely learn ... read the full article »
EASTHAM - A tiny Eastern painted turtle, just a little bigger than a postage stamp, is one of the first wild babies of the season being cared for a ... read the full article »
To Protect Your Home from Wildlife Damage:
Have your chimney cap inspected now to mak ... read the full article »
The female Red-Tailed Hawk pictured above was rescued by WILD CARE on January 20 from 526 Stage Harbor Road after being reported by a contractor ... read the full article »
The crow pictured above (photo by Julie O’Neil) was rescued by Mark DeLorey of Chatham. DeLorey spotted the Crow perched on top of a snow bank o ... read the full article »
EASTHAM - A red-necked grebe was rescued from Rock Harbor on Feb.5, a victim of the icy temperatures in past weeks. The bird is being treated for anem ... read the full article »
In a season where malevolent Atlantic storms sweep across the Northeast region in unforgiving strengths, societies of ocean life brace themselves for ... read the full article »
EASTHAM — The Eastern screech owl pictured above was returned to the wild not only with a clean bill of health, but a brand-new nest box, after ... read the full article »
EASTHAM — Two Southern flying squirrels are being rehabilitated at Wild Care after being rescued in Eastham earlier this week. They were found o ... read the full article »
The immature male eider pictured above was rescued from Truro by WILD CARE volunteer Kerry Reid. The seaduck had been tethered to a buoy by balloon ... read the full article »
Under the eyes of Lela Larned, left, of Wild Care, and Riley Darling, 13, of Harwich, a great blue heron is released into a marsh near the Eastham ani ... read the full article »
An green anole found in a Leyland cypress being planted in Chatham was taken to Wild Care in Eastham this week.
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EASTHAM — A sudden chop in expected funding from the International Fund for Animal Welfare has put the operation of Wild Care in peril.
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WILD CARE, the Lower Cape’s wildlife rehabilitation clinic located on the Orleans rotary, is urging motorists to keep an eye out for turtles att ... read the full article »
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A severely injured Virginia Opossum hit by a car on Commercial Street in Provincetown has been recovering at WILD CARE since May 5th . Celine Gandolfo ... read the full article »
Wild Care, the nonprofit Eastham organization that treats and rehabilitates injured wild animals, recently rescued a female Eastern box turtle as it a ... read the full article »
WILD CARE, Eastham, MA- An Eastern Screech Owl rescued on December 28th by Abby Franklin and Tim Hughes after being hit by a car on Route 6 near Olive ... read the full article »
Stage Harbor, Chatham: Shellfisherman Frank Santoro discovered unusual cargo on his 50’ boat “Fair Time”, moored at Stage Harbor on ... read the full article »