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Report Animal Abuse in Nassau County

SPCA Animal Abuse Hotline

Bethpage, NY

(516) THE-SPCA or (516) 843-7722

Fill out an online cruelty complaint form.

Wildlife Rescue & Assistance

All About Rabbits

This non-profit organization’s primary mission is the rescue of abandoned and neglected rabbits and finding forever homes in the NYC area. AARR also advocates for rabbits by educating on responsible care, preventing rabbit surrenders, and supporting legislation and campaigns that promote rabbit welfare. 

allaboutrabbits@gmail.com

The Broken Antler

Deer and wildlife rescue.

thebrokenantlerwlsr@gmail.com

(631) 740-0924 or (631) 829-8880

Cat in a Tree Rescue

Do you have a cat stuck in a tree? Get help.

dankraus.champtreecare@gmail.com

(425) 806-3845

Christine

Assistance with waterfowl

(631) 526-3666

 

Deb Fahey

Assistance with pigeons and birds.

(516) 238-7259

 

Evelyn Alexander Wildlife Rescue Center

Wildlife rescue and assistance with raccoons.

Hampton Bays, NY

info@wildliferescuecenter.org

(631) 728-9453 or (631) 728-4200

 

Jaeger’s Run Animal Rescue, Inc.

Wildlife rescue assistance.

jaegersrun@gmail.com

(631) 828-9630

 

John Debacker

Assistance with injured wildlife and cats. If an animal is at death’s door or physically stuck and unable to free itself be sure to include the word “EMERGENCY” in your text message so it’s not overlooked.

(516) 557-3328

Karen Lynn
Assistance with squirrels, opossums, rabbits, reptiles, turtles, and baby mammals for residents located in Merrick, NY.
(516) 729-7263

Leslie

Raccoon rehabilitation and humane trapping.

(516) 967-1137

 

Long Island Orchestrating for Nature

Assistance with domestic fowl and wildlife.

John@humanelongisland.org

(516) 592-3722

Long Island Rabbit Rescue

Long Island Rabbit Rescue Group is an all-volunteer organization that rescues abused, neglected, or abandoned rabbits. The rabbits are medically treated, spayed/neutered, and placed in loving indoor homes.

information@longIslandrabbitrescue.org

Rob

Rehomes honeybees and bumblebees (not wasps or yellowjackets).

(516) 903-7058

 

Samantha

Assistance with baby animals, squirrels, and birds.

(631) 455-6327

 

Saint Spiro

Animal rescue service for sick and injured cats.

Fresh Meadows, NY

(347) 622-2630

saintspiro007@gmail.com

STAR Save the Animal Rescue Foundation

Middle Island, NY

info@savetheanimalsrescue.org

(631) 736-8207

 

Strong Island Animal Rescue

Assistance with any animal.

Port Jefferson Station, NY

strongislandrescue@gmail.com

(631) 403-0598

 

Sweet Briar Nature Center

Smithtown, NY

swbriarncLI@aol.com

(631) 979-9771

 

Turtle Rescue of the Hamptons

Turtle rescue, rehabilitation, and release.

Jamesport, NY

turtlerescueofthehamptons@aol.com

(631) 779-3737

 

Volunteers for Wildlife

Wildlife Hospital and Education Center

Locust Valley, NY

info@volunteersforwildlife.org

(516) 674-0982

Wild Bird Fund
New York, NY
Bring an injured bird to WBF immediately. Call or email them if you're not sure what to do.

rehabbers@wildbirdfund.org

646-306-2862

 

WINORR

Wildlife in need of rescue & rehabilitation.

(516) 851-6045 or (516) 293-0587

Keep Cats Out of Gardens & Yards

Alley Cat Allies

There are easy things that you can do to live in harmony with the cats who have made their home in the neighborhood. Alley Cat Allies provides a list of natural cat deterrents and repellents and easy ways to modify the feral or stray cats’ behavior.

Neighborhood Cats

Not everyone wants cats playing in their yard or digging in their garden. Keeping the cats away from areas where they're not welcome is an important way to maintain good relations with the neighbors. Neighborhood Cats has some excellent ideas to help.

The Spruce

Domestic cats, feral cats, and homeless strays may wander into your yard or garden due to curiosity, mating, hunting, feeding, and establishing territory. Some may be looking for a new place to call home. Since cats have incredible climbing and jumping abilities, keeping them out of your outdoor area can be challenging. The Spruce offers some good suggestions.

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