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Help Wildlife
A HEALING PLACE FOR CREATURES
GREAT AND SMALL
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Found An Animal?
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“When we work to save wildlife,
we ultimately save ourselves.”
Animals Saved
Animals saved – and counting...
About Our Organization
Heal
All of the wildlife we receive are treated with both conventional and homeopathic medicine. By combining these treatments we are able to provide the best possible care with as little stress as possible.
Feed
Both the baby animals and birds are fed scientifically proven formulas that meet all of their nutritional needs. As the wildlife grow and mature natural foods are gradually added to balance and enrich their diet.
Nurture
Not only do we provide for all their physical needs we also work to ensure that the mental and emotional needs of the wildlife are met. Warm, soft fleece beds, toys, hammocks and tunnels, natural branches and loving caretakers create a nurturing environment.
Shelter
The needs of each species varies greatly in terms of their preferred shelters. By understanding the natural history of all the wildlife, we provide housing that they feel safe and happy in.
Release
Although the majority of our time is spent caring for wildlife, our ultimate goal is to release them successfully back into the wild. This requires a careful and long progression of increasingly larger cages until they are ready to be released outside. At NNN we have created a diversity of habitats which allow us to release the majority of wildlife here at our sanctuary.
We Have the Power to Help Wildlife and We’re Doing Something About It
Nottingham Nature Nook has rehabilitated and released thousands of animals since it’s humble beginnings of one person helping one animal.
We continue to discover better ways to care for animals and today, more than 85% of animals such as squirrels, rabbits, chipmunks, foxes, woodchucks, moles, and songbirds are successfully rehabilitated.
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Cost to Raise Wildlife
Species | Care Cost per Week for One Baby | Average Weeks Cared For | Total Cost for One Baby |
Squirrel | $30 | 16 weeks | $480 |
Foxes | $100 | 24 weeks | $2,400 |
Fawns | $100 | 20 weeks | $1,000 |
Songbirds | $30 | 8 weeks | $240 |
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Wildlife Rescued
2023
741 Songbirds
308 Squirrels
22 Rabbits (adult)
7 Foxes
16 Fawns
10 Chipmunks
2 Minks
1 Muskrat
9 Groundhogs
2022
613 Songbirds
216 Squirrels
127 Rabbits
8 Foxes
11 Fawns
3 Chipmunks
7 Groundhogs
2 Minks
2021
175 Squirrels
126 Rabbits
1 Chipmunk
2 Groundhogs
6 Moles
1 Weasel
4 Foxes
18 Fawns
1 Muskrat
470 Song Birds
2020
160 Squirrels
167 Rabbits
7 Groundhogs
2 Chipmunks
1 Mink
13 Red foxes
22 Fawns
457 Song Birds
1 Muskrat
2019
293 Songbirds
158 Squirrels
189 Rabbits
13 Foxes
12 Fawns
14 Chipmunks
9 Groundhogs
1 Toad
2018
118 Squirrels
187 Rabbits
3 Chipmunks
1 Groundhog
6 Moles
4 Weasels
1 Mink
6 Raccoons
8 Foxes (7 red and 1 grey)
217 Song Birds
2017
110 Squirrels
121 Rabbits
2 Groundhogs
2 Chipmunks
6 Red foxes
147 Song Birds
2016
106 Squirrels
154 Rabbits
10 Chipmunks
3 Raccoons
4 Groundhogs
2 Red foxes
156 Songbirds
2015
102 Squirrels
155 Rabbits
7 Chipmunks
5 Groundhogs
2 Black foxes
83 Song Birds
5 Fawns
2014
67 Squirrels
85 Song Birds
83 Rabbits
2 Chipmunks
9 Fawns
2013
50 Squirrels
45 Rabbits
3 Woodchucks
2 Chipmunks
78 Birds
9 Fawns
2012
45 Squirrels
3- 13 line Ground squirrels
1 Chipmunk
24 Rabbits
67 Birds
14 Fawns
2011
46 Squirrels
28 Rabbits
2 Muskrats
1 Chipmunk
52 Birds
9 Fawns
2010
57 Squirrels
31 Rabbits
53 Birds
8 Fawns
2009
40 Squirrels
22 Rabbits
3 Raccoons
3 Mink
2 Fawns
1 Chipmunk
37 Birds
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Our Top Priorities
Living Quarters
Repair and build wildlife enclosures
Expansion
Expand to adjacent property that has been purchased
Healing Environment
Create a landscape at the Nook that will promote healing for all.