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Willows Wildlife Rehab
At Willows Wildlife Rehab, we are volunteers running small in-home clinics led by licensed wildlife rehabilitators in Arlington and Auburndale.
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Our group depends solely on donations to cover the cost of caring for our patients.
Our costs include medications, equipment, food, and caging.
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All our volunteers have full-time day jobs and donate their time
and skills to get these animals back to the wild.
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To learn more about wildlife rehabilitation, see the Mass.gov website:
https://www.mass.gov/wildlife-rehabilitation
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Reach out to our
Willows Wildlife Rehab Call Line
if you are concerned that a
wild animal needs help:
781-819-4996
Our volunteers all have full-time day jobs and try our best
to return calls as soon as we can.
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For a wild animal that is bleeding, weak or shivering, is not moving around normally, or is known to have suffered a traumatic injury,
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Please contact us or another Massachusetts licensed facility:
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Massachusetts Licensed Wildlife Rehabilitators
https://www.mass.gov/service-details/find-a-wildlife-rehabilitator
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Cape Wildlife Center
50508-362-0111
Accepting Admissions 10am - 3pm Daily (see their website to confirm hours and please always call prior to touching any wild animal and before bringing it for care)
https://capewildlifecenter.com/
New England Wildlife Hospital
781-682-4878
https://www.newildlife.org/wildlife-hospital/
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Tufts Wildlife Clinic
508-839-7918
Foster Hospital for Small Animals (24x7)
508-839-5395
https://vetmed.tufts.edu/foster-hospital-small-animals/
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Whether we take wildlife you find into our clinics or reach out to our network,
you can be assured our small, dedicated group of volunteer licensed wildlife rehabilitators work tirelessly to care for wildlife in need.