52 County Road 661 ·Newton,NJ 07860 973-800-2420 • www.antler-ridge.com

Saving wildlife, preserving the environment and enriching lives.

Antler Ridge Wildlife Sanctuary is a wildlife rehabilitation center that provides care to orphaned or injured wild life. We are licensed by the state of New Jersey to care for Fawns, Raccoon, Skunks Opossums, Squirrels, Rabbits, Woodchucks, Bears, Foxes, Porcupines and other small mammals. In 2014 Antler Ridge Wildlife Sanctuary was given a license to rehabilitate Black Bear, we are the second facility to be given this

opportunity to support the welfare and rehabilitation of such a significant species. In 2016 a citizen brought us a nest of squirrels and one of them turned out to be an albino squirrel (see picture below). The Sanctuary a 120 acre preserved farm is located in Warren County, New Jersey. They are a 501©3 nonprofit organization, entirely supported by public donations and volunteers. The mission of Antler Ridge Wildlife Sanctuary is to provide care and treatment to sick, injured or orphaned wild animals. Rehabilitate them back to their wild state so they can be returned to the wild. To actively educate the public to care for the ecosystems and support the environment in which they live and the wildlife they share it with. To protect and preserve our native lands for the future wildlife habitat. We are staffed by over 60 volunteers and provide internships for students, and have 5 licensed rehabbers on staff. We rehabilitate over 1000 animals a year and provide a wide range of community service programs for school children and community events.

About the Farm Antler Ridge Farm was purchased by Jim and Kelly Simonetti in 2000, the farm is under the farm land preservation program of New Jersey. This mean the 120 acre is preserved and can never be developed. Over the years some of the land has been restored to the original farming fields and the rest is being maintained as a wildlife sanctuary. Under the guidance and direction of several agencies such as the Audubon society, tree farm stewardship and ridge and valley conversation the ongoing efforts will help maintain and continue to the nurture the flora and fauna native to New Jersey. The loss of habitat in New Jersey has put a tremendous strain on the wildlife populations; and has forced the animals to live in conditions they are unable to adapt to.

Our Wish List Dawn dish soap Mop heads (O Cedar Big Easy Refill - available at Walmart) Laundry detergent Bleach Scrub brushes Paper towels Disposable Cat litter pans Contractor bags Baby food (green veggies, orange veggies, fruit) Powder Esbilac puppy milk replacer made by PetAg Pedialyte Dry dog food Disposable latex gloves -- all sizes Unsalted roasted peanuts in shells Eggs and yogurt; any variety (small quantities please) Dry kitten chow Puppy chow Canned cat food Specialty Species food available from Chris Squirrels and more Squirrel formula Raccoon formula Opossum formula You can follow us on facebook at antler ridge wildlife and our web site at www.antler-ridge.com

146 Neilson Road Wantage, New Jersey 07461 www.avianwildlifecenter.org

Avian Wildlife Center, a N.J. Nonprofit Corp

The Center is located in Sussex County, New Jersey and rehabilitates all species of wild birds. It is one of only two licensed facilities in northern N.J. that accept birds and provide all aspects of care. The volunteer staff has over thirty years of experience in wildlife rehabilitation and has handled thousands of birds in that time, returning many healthy to the wild. The Center is also involved in educating the public about New Jersey’s wildlife.

Wish List Paper Towels Facial tissues, toilet paper Neosporin topical ointment Hardware: Screws, nails, screwdrivers, hammers, pliers Bleach, Dawn® dish detergent Cleaning Equipment Brushes, scouring pads, paint scrapers, buckets Work, garden and dishwashing gloves Food Wheat Germ Purina Puppy Chow Natural®, Iams or Eukanuba Puppy or Kitten kibble Other items Pet food bowls: plastic, metal or ceramic Gallon size food baggies Bird books, working binoculars Volunteers in northern NJ to help with emergency bird transport. Pamphlets and information about New Jersey’s wildlife to be used in educational programs for the public. For more information about the Avian Wildlife Center contact us at: Email: avianwildlife@embarqmail.com Phone: (973)702-1957 Visit our Facebook Page

The Avian Wildlife Center, a New Jersey Nonprofit Corporation is a 501(c)(3) tax-exempt organization. All donations are tax-deductible.

OOur Mission:

Through rehabilitation, education and research programs, Freedom Center for Wildlife Inc. strives to increase public knowledge and appreciation towards the conservation, protection and preservation of native New Jersey habitats and animals.

Who We Are:

Freedom Center for Wildlife Inc. is a 501(c)3 non-profit organization incorporated in April 2006. We are state and federally licensed to care for avian and small mammal species. Our education programs reach children and adults throughout southern New Jersey.

Our Wish List Thank you for your support!

Paper Towels Heating Pads (no auto shut off)

Facial Tissues Large plastic zip ties

Laundry detergent Canned tuna and salmon

White tall kitchen trash bags Square suet cakes

Black 30 and 39 gallon trash bags Bungee cords

Disposable latex gloves Bales of straw

Wild bird seed Sisal rope

Dry dog food Indoor and outdoor extension cords

Aspen or pine animal bedding AA and AAA batteries

PO Box 2014, Cinnaminson, NJ 08077 856-366-4114 www.freedomcenterforwildlife.org

Joseph Gili Lives in Ocean County and primarily rehabilitates Deer.

Wildlife Rehabilitation facility located in Whiting, New Jersey.

Thank you very much for considering me for any donation you can help with.

Contact us: Joseph Gili Whiting, NJ

609-618-7779

Wish List Corn – Whole or Cracked

Timothy Hay

Powdered Formula (for Deer)

Feeding Bottles and Nipples

Zip Ties

Plywood / 2”x4” s for maintenance of stalls and pens

Any Donation would be greatly appreciated.

Thank you,

Joe Gili

Melissa Jacobs I live in Monmouth County and work in an emergency room hospital. I have been a volunteer

licensed wildlife rehabilitator for 25 years, helping and saving

Raccoons, Squirrels, Opossums, Bunnies, Groundhogs, Skunks, Chipmunks, and other Small mammals

I have college interns and people from all walks of life that help me so I'm trying to pay the compassion and rescuing of wildlife forward.

Thank you very much for considering me for any donation you are able to help with.

Kindly, Melissa

Neptune City, NJ 732-775-5157

Wish List

Bleach

Paper towels

Large Garbage bags

Dry dog and cat food

Canned cat food

Nuts in the shell including peanuts

Bags of apples

Bags of Sunflowers seeds in the shell

Baby Food - Fruit, Chicken, Vegetables

Peanut butter

Dog biscuits

Serving primarily central and southern New Jersey

MERCER COUNTY WILDLIFE CENTER

1748 RIVER ROAD Titusville, NJ 08560

609-303-0552 VISIT OUR WEBSITES:

www.wildlifecenterfriends.org OR www.mercercountyparks.org

Mercer County Wildlife Center’s Wish List

The goal of the Mercer County Wildlife Center is to protect the future of our native wildlife species through education, rehabilitation, and release. The Center cares for 2,500 injured, ill, and displaced native wildlife annually, providing medical treatment and a temporary refuge prior to release back into an appropriate wild habitat. We are state and federally licensed facility-accepting birds, mammals and reptiles from the central New Jersey area. All services provided by the Center are free of charge to those who bring animals in need of care. Donations are appreciated.

ANIMAL CARE SUPPLIES OFFICE SUPPLIES ●Paper towels ●Pens ●Receiving blankets (infant) ●Sharpie® markers (black) ●Bleach ●Postage stamps, Forever, rolls or sheets ●Trash Bags:

●Tall Kitchen (13 gallon size) TOOLS ●Large (38 gallon size) ●Scrub brushes

●Hand blenders (immersion type) ●Wheelbarrows ●Pet carriers (med size 24”L X 18” H) ●Shovels ●Litter Pans ●Rakes (dirt, hard) ●Laundry detergent-Liquid-

perfume & dye free FOOD ●Heating pads (no auto shut-off) ●Pedigree® canned dog food ●Wild bird seed ●Pedialyte - non flavored (generic is fine) ●Baby food-banana OR applesauce (no mixes) ●Baby food-chicken OR beef (no mixes)

●Highlighted = most needed items

MIDNIGHT BANDITS WILDLIFE REHABILITATION CENTER

Hi, my name is Debbie Hadu I am a licensed wildlife rehabilitator and owner of Midnight Bandits Wildlife Rehabilitation Center which is located in Maplewood, Essex County. I am dedicated to the understanding, protection, and preservation of our wildlife neighbors. Midnight Bandits cares for small mammals (Raccoons, Skunks, Ground hogs, Squirrels, Opossums) that the local residents commonly encounter. Through public education, rehabilitation and release, we as humans can happily co-exist. I am a small operation due to space, but take in many lost souls. I deal in adult raccoons & opossums that are in need of help. Funds and supplies are low. I can use the following:

Wee-wee pads Snuggles- heating disks Incubator large or small size

Grooming shears (thick coats) Frontline – cats

Nest Boxes – Squirrels & Raccoons Mixed Nuts (unsalted) THANK YOU.

Primarily serving Northern New Jersey

The Raptor Trust is one of the premier wild bird rehabilitation centers in the United States. Located in central New Jersey, The Raptor Trust includes a hospital with state-of-the-art medical facilities, quality exterior housing for several hundred birds, and an education building. A stalwart advocate for birds of prey for three decades, it is now recognized as a national leader in the fields of raptor conservation, environmental education and avian rehabilitation.

The Raptor Trust admits as many as 5,000 wild birds each year and has handled over 100,000 birds in its 35-year history. The Raptor Trust is a private, nonprofit, tax-exempt corporation. We receive no government support and rely on private contributions for our day-to-day survival.

We appreciate any donations. The following items are always useful:

o Artificial Christmas trees (No lights, decorative spray, tinsel or decorations please) o Tissues (unscented without lotion) o Paper towels o Trash bags (large, medium, and small) o Towels (without frayed edges) o Bleach o Reams of standard 8 ½ x 11 copy paper o Corn meal o Eukanuba Small Breed Puppy Chow o Beech Nut Chicken & Chicken Broth Stage 1 o Small block suet o Peanuts (unsalted without shells) o ZuPreem™ ferret food (yes it’s for the birds) o Birdseed (any and all) o Gallon jugs of distilled water o Heating pads (not auto-off!) o Plastic cat and dog food bowls o Newspaper (no colored ads please)

1390 White Bridge Road, Millington, NJ 07946 (908) 647-2353

info@theraptortrust.org http://theraptortrust.org/

Royal Oaks Farm Royal Oaks Farm is a Wildlife Rehabilitation Facility located in

Sussex County in Northern New Jersey.

Royal Oaks Farm primarily rehabilitates the following mammals:

Raccoons

Skunks

Opossums

Woodchucks

Wish List

Dry Dog Food

Purina Puppy Chow

Thank you very much for considering us for any donation

Primarily serving Northern New Jersey

Victoria Schmidt I have been a Licensed Wildlife Rehabilitator for close to 38 years

(home based) located in Gloucester County in South Jersey.

I primarily serve: Cumberland, Salem, Cape May, and Gloucester counties.

My facility is located on a 12-acre property.

I am Licensed for mammals but also pick up and transport raptors to Woodford Cedar Run Wildlife Refuge.

I primarily rehabilitate small to medium sized mammals.

Contact us: Victoria Schmidt

Barnsboro, NJ 856-207-7026

Wish List

Canned Dog Food

Canned Cat Food

Dry Dog Food

Dry Cat Chow

Esbilac Puppy Formula

KMR Kitten Formula

Tarps

Paper towels

Towels

thank you, vicki

Serving Primarily Southern New Jersey

ST. FRANCIS WILDLIFE SANCTUARY, INC. NEEDS LIST EIN #47-41769411

St. Francis Wildlife Sanctuary, Inc. St. Francis Wildlife Sanctuary is a wildlife rehabilitation center located in West Windsor, NJ. Our mission is to rehabilitate injured, abandoned, orphaned and seized wildlife, to educate the public about New Jersey’s wildlife and environment, and to research NJ wildlife. Our founder, Dr. Priscilla Purnick, is a scientist and educator and established our sanctuary in the summer of 2016. St. Francis Wildlife accepts native NJ mammals and reptiles and/or other seized wildlife. We are a non-profit organization (a 501(c)(3)). We do not receive money from government organizations and exist largely due to the goodness and generosity of private donors. We conduct educational programs for schools, scouts or other groups (please email drpurnick@gmail.com for information). We are always looking for volunteers! NOTE: This list is not exhaustive and rehabilitators can find a use for almost anything! If you have something you think might be useful, email or call! Please email DRPURNICK@gmail.com or call 609-439-9634. Please ‘LIKE’ us on Facebook! https://www.facebook.com/StFrancisWildlife/ We are a 501(c)(3) non-profit and donations are welcome and are deductible to the extent of current tax law.

Animal Housing needs Pet Carriers Tanks/Aquariums UVA/UVB full spectrum light (reptile lighting) Ceramic heaters (reptile) Forest floor bedding Sphagnum moss Coconut fiber Reptile dishes Turtle hide logs Food dishes FOOD NEEDS (non-perishable) Canned cat food (no beef) Canned dog food Dog treats Dog biscuits Cheerios Raisins

Peanut butter (smooth) Jelly Peanuts Other nuts Acorns Rodent blocks (Mouse/Rat food) Gerbil food (good quality) Distilled water Spring water Esbilac formula powder KMR formula powder Pedialyte (no flavor) OTHER SUPPLY NEEDS Paper towels Toilet paper Ziplock bags Large garbage bags Rags Simple Green cleaner

Kleenex Funnels Measuring cups Sterlite/Rubbermaid containers (all sizes) Hypoallergenic Laundry Detergent Bleach Vinegar Mop heads Sponges Brillo pads Dobie pads Heating pads Hot water bottles Fly traps Fruit fly traps OTHER ITEMS Newspapers T-shirts Stuffed animals Bungee cords Metal locking clips Work gloves

Play balls (any size) Towels Receiving blankets Baby blankets Flannel/Fleece blankets Sheets and Pillow cases Cloth diapers Washcloths Tarps (cloth or plastic) Plastic toys (like dog toys) Wooden toys Chews CONTACT US

If you have an electric washer / dryer with sanitizer mode that you would like to donate, please give us a call !

Turtle Rescue of New Jersey

Wildlife rehabilitation is filled with joy, heartache, challenges, and the absolutely breathtaking fulfillment of releasing healthy animals back to the wild. Every time we heal an animal, educate a rescuer, or help a child see the wonder in wildlife, we have an opportunity to change the world. Turtle Rescue of New Jersey (TRONJ) has spent 18 years caring for turtles – those fabulous, fascinating creatures that have been around for 200 million years. We provide medical treatment for ill, injured, or abused turtles, both native and non-native. We also educate people about turtles and tortoises to improve their care and treatment. Simply put, TRONJ wants to make the world a better place for turtles. TRONJ is located in Hardwick, New Jersey, and is the only wildlife rehabilitation facility in New Jersey that is dedicated exclusively to turtles and tortoises. Turtles from all over New Jersey are brought to us – turtles with fractured shells from car hits, trampled by horses, fishhooks embedded in their throats, that have lost limbs to lawn mowers, turtles from horrific abuse situations, and dozens of other cases. At the end of all of this comes the greatest joy of wildlife rehabilitation – releasing a healthy animal back to the wild! Thank you so much for wanting to help wildlife rehabilitators! For more information, please contact me at Harriet@TRONJ.org or 908-362-7747.

Turtle Rescue of New Jersey Wish List

Paper towels Scrubbing sponges Tall kitchen trash bags Vet wrap Zoo-Med Reptisun 5.0 fluorescent lights (18 inch, 15 W) Johnson & Johnson waterproof adhesive tape Nolvasan S scented disinfectant Powdered latex exam gloves (medium) Natural dishwashing liquid (Seventh Generation, Ecover, etc.) Natural laundry detergent (Seventh Generation, Ecover, etc.)

Wild Baby Rescue Center

Wild Baby Rescue Center is an all volunteer, not for profit Wildlife Rehabilitation Center in Blairstown NJ caring for hundreds of injured and orphaned indigenous New Jersey wildlife. We cared for 858 injured and orphaned Wild Babies in 2016 and we expect to care for upwards to 1,000 orphans next year, all brought to us by residents of this State whom we serve. Wild Baby Rescue Center is known for its expertise with the youngest and most fragile orphans. We care for 18 species of wildlife on our 6 acre farm. We will be opening for out 18th year in March and welcoming our 8th year of College Student Interns this coming summer.

Wish List Beechnut/Gerber baby food fruit (banana, apple sauce, pears, peaches) Beechnut/Gerber baby meats (chicken or turkey) Beechnut/Gerber baby vegetables (sweet potato, squash, carrots) Pedialyte plain, orange or apple flavors Ziplock Freezer Bags (Quart, Gallon) Pecans, walnuts, sunflower seeds without the shell Peanuts, walnuts, almonds, mixed nuts in the shell. Grey Striped sunflower seeds Cracked corn Purina Puppy Chow Purina Kitten Chow Handiwrap Plastic cutting boards Palmolive dish soap Simple green wipes Clorox/Lysol wipes Laundry Soap (liquid) Bleach

Wild Baby Rescue Center, Inc. 14 Grouse Mountain Road Blairstown, NJ 07825 1-908-362-9453

facebook.com/wildbabyrescue wildbabyrescue@yahoo.com http://wildbabyrescue.org/

Wildlife Freedom Wildlife Freedom Inc is a non-profit organization dedicated to the care and rehabilitation of native North American Wildlife. We are a licensed Wildlife Rehabilitator by the state of New Jersey.

Our main goal strives to make the public aware of the problems facing our wildlife and teaching ways for people and wildlife to develop a more harmonious relationship.

We are located in Passaic County in Northern New Jersey.

As this is a costly endeavor we always have a wish list.

Contact us: Wildlife Freedom, Inc.

Wanaque, NJ deeswildlife@yahoo.com

Wish List

Dry Dog Food (for puppies)

Dry Cat Food

Esbilac Puppy Formula (powder form)

KMR Kitten Formula (powder form)

Baby Rice Cereal

Stainless Steel Food Bowls – All Sizes

Plastic 8 oz. Baby Bottles

Paper towels

Clorox Bleach

Bath Towels

Baby Blankets

Heating Pads (no auto shut off)

Disinfectant Hand Wipes

100 ft. Heavy Duty Garden Hose 5/8”

Serving primarily Northern New Jersey

Woodford Cedar Run is a non-profit wildlife rehabilitation and nature center in the pine barrens of New Jersey. Our facility sits on 171 wooded acres surrounding the pristine Cedar Run Lake. We have been functioning as a wildlife rehabilitation center since 1957. We take in over 4,500 native, wild animals every year and our busiest days may bring in 60 or more animals. We get in a variety of wildlife, babies to adults, including songbirds, raptors, waterfowl, turtles, snakes, squirrels, rabbits, opossums, and raccoons, among others. Our wildlife hospital runs with only a few paid staff and almost 150 volunteers that contribute 65,000 hours per year. We rely solely on donations of all kinds to run our very busy hospital!

Food Items Supply Items Peanut Butter Paper Towels

Whole Peanuts (unsalted) Tissues Raw Almonds Ziploc Baggies (assorted sizes) Raw Cashews Large Trash Bags Dry Dog Food Latex Exam Gloves

Striped Sunflower Seeds Exo Terra 100watt Reptile Bulbs Rolled Oats Stainless Steel/Ceramic Pet Bowls Rat Chow Pine Sol

Adult Rabbit Pellets Bleach Powdered Esbilac (puppy formula) Scrub Daddy Sponges

Dried Egg White Powder Kong Toys Kaytee Exact Formula Zip Ties (8 inch)

Timothy Hay Lysol Wipes

Woodford Cedar Run Wildlife Refuge Donation Drive Items

Purpose of the organization: Woodlands Wildlife Refuge, Inc. (Woodlands) is a wildlife rehabilitation facility dedicated to receiving, rehabilitating, and releasing orphaned and injured wildlife and educating the public about wildlife habits and habitats. New Jersey’s wild and human communities will both benefit from the ongoing efforts of Woodlands Wildlife Refuge. Annually we serve over 800 members of the general public state wide which results in the intake of over 1000 animals. Our wildlife advice hotline is available 7 days a week and is used annually by thousands of people looking for assistance with orphaned and injured wildlife or wildlife concerns. Annually we provide over 30 educational programs to a variety of community organizations. Since its inception in 1986 over 15,000 animals have been cared for. Woodlands is recognized internationally for its black bear rehabilitation and release program which it initiated in 1995. As the only facility in the state licensed to rehabilitate endangered venomous snakes and endangered bobcats, and as the primary bear rehabilitation facility, the services we provide are essential to the general public’s unexpected encounters with wildlife. The Division of Fish and Wildlife, animal professionals, and New Jersey’s wildlife depend on our services. In fact, since 2008 the number of wild patients admitted to Woodlands has increased by 59%. Woodlands has remained determined to never turn away an animal in need, and to continued growth to meet those needs. Wishlist: Some of our most needed items include -

Paper towels Tissues Unflavored Pedialyte Nitrile Exam Gloves Dish soap Unscented laundry detergent Garbage bags Bleach

Contact us: 908-730-8300 Fax- 908-730-8311 www.woodlandswildlife.org www.facebook.com/woodlandswildliferefuge Twitter and Instagram: @WildRehab

WOODLANDS WILDLIFE REFUGE, INC. 676 County Road 513 Pittstown, NJ 08867 P (908) 730-8300 F (908) 730-8311

www.woodlandswildlife.org