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Rescue

Your support means care and rehabilitation for distressed wildlife and their return to their natural habitats.

First, let’s get this straight: this is not a pet rabbit. Eastern Cottontails (Sylvilagus floridanus) are wild rabbits native to...

You don’t often hear of someone spending their winters in New York because its warm, but that’s exactly what this...

We’ll never know what happened: Had she strayed onto some burning embers? Sniffed out a barbecue pit? Wandered into a...

“Ernestine” was rescued from Woodlawn Cemetery in the summer. She is a second-year female Great Horned Owl. The Great Horned...

A modern glass building surrounded by manicured lawns and a grove of trees may sound beautiful, but it is deadly...

Joan never imagined that a walk through the Upper East Side would lead her to The Wild Bird Fund with...

There were no broken bones, yet he couldn’t fly. He was eating on his own, yet he wasn’t gaining any...

She was so covered in dirt, soot and grime, that when she was brought into the Wild Bird Fun we...

He tried everything: sneaking between legs when new visitors come through the door, inspecting the small bathroom window to see...

He bites like a tiger, hisses like a snake, and even managed to survive getting attacked by a dog. That’s...

While we send along best wishes for every bird that we release back to the wild, it’s rare that one...

Getting up close to a peregrine falcon, the fastest bird in the world is a unique thrill, but the most...