Orphaned Wildlife Center

Orphaned Wildlife Center To provide safety & nurturing to orphaned animals, preparing them to be returned to the wild, or prov
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There is no substitute for the bond that exists between a mother and her offspring. Survival skills are passed down from generation to generation, and in an ever changing world, the need to preserve nature’s delicate balance, has never been greater. At The Orphaned Wildlife Center our goal is to provide safety and nurturing to animals that are truly orphaned and prepare them to be return to a life

in the wild. Through our efforts, we hope to encourage people to respect and enjoy our native wildlife.

08/31/2026

We haven’t seen Kimmy in a while! Well we certainly had to rectify that. Her contract states she has to get equal time in all online videos. Sorry Kimmy!

08/29/2026

This little guy fell off his mom a couple of weeks ago and got left behind. His skin was snow white. He was nothing but skin and bones and fur. We didn’t think he would make it, but Susan is amazing…and he is doing much better now. He’s eating on his own and is much more active. Look at him now!

Jenny’s famous worldwide! She deserves it:
08/29/2026

Jenny’s famous worldwide! She deserves it:

One of the giant residents at a bear sanctuary in Otisville, New York, appears to be settling in for the long winter ahead in her new “nest”, footage shared to YouTube shows. The video, posted by the ...

08/27/2026

Our longtime followers all know by now that every year Jenny digs herself a hole to lay in. This is this year’s little bear “nest”. Oh STOP IT JENNY, you are just too cute. I’m going into a “cute coma” as I rewatch this over and over.

08/26/2026

Jenny decided to take the kayak for a spin….or a pull anyway.

08/25/2026

Last year we thought it would be fun to let the bears play with some kayaks in the water and asked for donations of old used kayaks. Mike and Mary Newell came through for us and we finally got a kayak into the water with Randy! LOVE THIS!

08/24/2026

From Susan: “Over the summer, I raised a single squirrel. She was much smaller than the other squirrels I had so she grew up by herself. The bigger ones did not accept her.

I released her about a month ago. She came home the first night, ate and slept in her bed. That was the last I saw of her. She vanished and of course I’ve been worried about her ever since. I just went down to the pre release area to feed the other animals and she was there!She looked a little weathered but I knew it was her. I couldn’t wait to give her a handful of nuts. When I left she was running back and forth finding places to hide her nuts. What a great day!”

08/23/2026

Some of the little animals we also care for here. Thank you to those that donated to us this month from our amazon wishlist. Lois and Janice and many items came in with no name attached. Please post in comments if it was you so that we can properly thank you! We so appreciate the support and help!

08/21/2026

A little watermelon break and then into the pond to rinse off the stickiness. Then back to eating more watermelon. Everyone likes a clean bear.

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Otisville, NY
10963

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(845) 345-5541

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