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OTHER RESOURCES:
To Find Rehab Facilities
Nationwide & Internationally
Government Agencies in
Massachusetts
Links to Sites We Like
About Wild Birds
To Find Rehab Facilities Nationwide:
The following are links to comprehensive lists
of Wildlife Specialists around the country, and even around the
world. Click on the name of one you'd like to try, and it will
open in a new window.
University
of Minnesota
(includes international listings)
Southeastern Outdoors
(not restricted to the Southeast)
More will be added as we find them.
Government Agencies In Massachusetts:
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MassWildlife
a division of Fisheries and Wildlife
E-mail: Mass.Wildlife@state.ma.us
Website: www.MassWildlife.org
(Don't miss this site's special page on living with wildlife!)
Offices:
Central Wildlife District
211 Temple Street, West Boylston 01583
Phone: (508) 835-3607
Northeast Wildlife District
Harris Street, Box 2086, Acton 01720
Phone: (508) 262-4347
Southeast Wildlife District
195 Bournedale Road, Buzzards Bay 02532
Phone: (508) 759-3406
Field Headquarters
Rt. 135, Westboro 01581
Phone: (508) 792-7270
Western Wildlife District
400 Hubbard Avenue, Pittsfield 01201
Phone: (413) 447-9789
Connecticut Valley Wildlife District
East Street, Belchertown 01007
Phone: (413) 323-7632
Boston Office
251 Causeway Street, Suite 400, Boston 02114
Phone: (617) 727-3151 |
Wild birds are federally protected, and Wildlife
Specialists must have both state and federal licenses in order
to care for them. Here is the office to call in Massachusetts
to find Wildlife Specialists with both state and federal licenses
to rehabilitate birds.
U. S. Fish and Wildlife Service
Migratory Bird Permit Office
Post Office Box 779, Hadley, MA 01035
Phone: (413) 253-8641 |
Links to Sites We Like About Wild Birds:
(all links open in new windows)
American
Bird Conservatory
(Don't miss this site's special page on indoor cats!)
Chipper
Woods Bird Observatory
Electronic Resources on Ornithology
We will add more sites as we find them, and
welcome suggestions. However:
WARNING: Please
be wary of websites that contain specific diets for feeding baby
wild birds, ESPECIALLY those containing any form of dairy product!
Some baby birds are quite debilitated when found
and may die if they are initially fed anything other than berries! |
