Woodlands Wildlife Refuge

Category: Non-profit organization

Address: 676 County Road 513, Pittstown, NJ 08867, USA

Phone: +19087308300

Opening hours

Sunday: 10AM–6PM

Monday: 10AM–6PM

Tuesday: 10AM–6PM

Wednesday: 10AM–6PM

Thursday: 10AM–6PM

Friday: 10AM–6PM

Saturday: 10AM–6PM

Reviews

D G

Aug 12, 2022

Call ahead if dropping off a patient! They take very good care of their animal drop offs. Make sure to donate!

Maryanne Christiano-Mistretta

Aug 1, 2022

This place is absolutely wonderful. My husband found a terribly wounded wild baby rabbit near our home and Woodlands Wildlife Refuge was able to take the bunny. They took the bunny right away, no waiting! We just had to fill out a short form. Even though the bunny was not a pet, we were in love with him/her. So it was reassuring to be assigned a case number so we can check up on the bunny in a few days. If the little guy makes it, he'll get to live on these beautiful grounds. The area is spacious, green, and gorgeous!

Laura Pflug

Jun 21, 2022

This place puts a lot of time and effort into taking care of injured and abandoned baby reptiles and furry four legged wildlife creatures. It is great to know there are places like this that tend to those in need.

Eddie RED McGlynn

Jun 14, 2022

Great place to bring abandoned or orphaned wild life found two baby raccoons and they were very helpful

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Questions & Answers

I have some aquarium tanks that i would like to donate. Would you be interested in them ??

Lorrine Taylor | Jun 21, 2022

Woodlands Wildlife Refuge | Jun 21, 2022

Yes if they are 10 gallon

How do we get a skunk to leave our area

Sharon Cook | Sep 19, 2021

Woodlands Wildlife Refuge | Sep 19, 2021

Hi Sharon. Please call us for advice at 908-730-8300 x 4 and we'll be happy to help.

Do you rescue injured bears?

Krystal P | Sep 19, 2020

Melissa A | Sep 19, 2021

Yes Woodlands is the primary black bear rehab facility in NJ

There is a deer near my backyard with a broken leg. It keeps coming back here and then runs away. When it runs away, the broken leg swings around and I don’t know how to help it.

Joselyn Pena | Sep 19, 2020

Woodlands Wildlife Refuge | Sep 19, 2020

The best way to reach us for animal help is to call us at 908-730-8300 x 4 so we can discuss. Thank you for caring

I found a baby wren with all its feathers but it appears it hurt it’s leg when it fell out of the nest . What should I do ?

julia gatti | Sep 20, 2019

maya chernick | Sep 20, 2019

I would suggest calling the Raptor Trust. Birds aren't included in the range of animals that Woodlands cares for.

How do I save or transport an injured deer? This fawn had an injury, but walked a few steps and kept falling down. He seems alert. He was on the side of the road. A cop pulled up and shot him in the head instead of trying to transport to a rescue.

MaryAnn Ellis | Sep 20, 2019

KRISTA SCHMID | Sep 20, 2019

Call your local animal control for help with a fawn. They may not be able to help with a deer.

I wanted to take my children for a visit. My youngest is 4, loves animals, and is always eager to learn. She loves the show, Dr Pol and similar programs. Would this be a good day trip taking her to see various wildlife animals being cared for ?

Joseph M. Glasgow | Sep 20, 2019

Melissa A | Sep 20, 2019

Open to the public only for scheduled tours and special programs. Visit Woodlandswildlife.org for more information

How old do you have to be to volunteer???

CALLIE Miles | Sep 20, 2018

Barbara c Daley | Sep 20, 2018

Not sure but im sure all help is needed. Best to call them n leave a message. They do call back. It is an actual working rescue not a big corp.

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