Author: Jes – Wildlife Rehabilitator
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Get to know your rehabber!
Currently, it’s a pretty much a one woman show over here, but with aspirations of growth and a fantastic community to rely on. Hello! My name is Jes. I am the executive director here at Wild Side of WNY in Pavilion, NY. In addition to being the primary care taker for the wild visitors here,…
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Finger Lakes Wildlife Hotline – A Community Resource for Wildlife Emergencies
The Finger Lakes Wildlife Hotline is a collaborative effort of several Upstate NY, DEC licensed wildlife rescue volunteers and organizations, working together to provide the community with an easier method of finding help during wildlife emergencies.
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2024 Financial and Impact Reports
Curious about our finances? Take a peek at where our funding comes from, and exactly where it goes.
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What do we do at Wild Side?
A brief overview of how our organization began, and how we service our community.
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Resources for Animal Rescue Organizations
A list of resources for wildlife rehabbers and animal rescue organizations. As a small nonprofit, we know as well as anyone that help is hard to find. I wanted to share some of the resources we’ve come across to make it easier for other organizations to access support.I’ve separated resources by whether or not they…
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Do those baby bunnies need help? How to know when to intervene with wild rabbit babies.
“If you touch them mom wont come back” is a myth for all animals. You can put uninjured babies back in the nest, and you can pick them up to check their bellies, then place them back in the nest. Round, full looking bellies means that babies have been fed recently. Skinny, shriveled bellies mean…
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