The Moraine Ridge Wildlife Rehabilitation Center was founded in 1997 by a group of wildlife rehabilitators and enthusiasts. Their primary mission then and now is to rescue, rehabilitate and return orphaned and injured wildlife to the wild. A second parallel and equally essential part of the mission is to provide educational opportunities for the community that promotes informed and humane interaction with native wildlife. Read More...
Success Stories
July 25, 2014 we released 6 Eastern Cottontail Rabbits after a few weeks of rehabilitation. They were found abandoned in a backyard at 10 days old. At about 1 month old most cottontails will leave the nest and be on their own. They couldn't resist a bite to eat before hopping off into the woods.
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