Orphaned Wildlife Center

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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.

10/30/2026

Some more box shenanigans with Amy. Bears are so curious and love to play!

10/25/2026

Amy and Jenny helping to break down our boxes for recycling.

10/20/2026

Jenny: “I’m NOT going to play with the kayak today, I’m NOT going to play with the kayak today, I’m NOT going to play with the kayak today…OH YES I AM!!!!!!”

10/18/2026

Amy’s little ears are so cute. Why are bears so darn cute??

10/16/2026

We gave Jenny a kayak and she immediately promoted herself to Pond Patrol Captain, and has banned all co-captains and passengers.

10/13/2026

Kimmy relaxing and having a good soak. Contemplating if she needs a manicure.
Many of you have asked if we clip the bears claws - for the most part, we do not, they need them for digging and other things…but occasionally (rarely) we have had to on a few of the bears in the past.

10/12/2026

Jenny is just a bear, out there trying to relax, but, well, Amy is being Amy.

10/10/2026

With all this bad weather stuff going on, I figured we could all use a little of Jenny in her swing. Nothing better than watching a bear in a swing, unless it is a bear in kayak. Haha

10/07/2026

An oldie, but a goodie:

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10/05/2026

I know you are always surprised when we mention how much bears like to graze on grass and clover, so Randy helped us out by demonstrating a little. Thanks Randy!

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Otisville, NY
10963

Telephone

(845) 345-5541

Website

http://orphanedwildlife.org/

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