Antler Ridge Wildlife Sanctuary

Category: Wildlife rescue service

Address: 52 County Rd 661, Newton, NJ 07860, USA

Phone: +19738002420

Opening hours

Sunday: 11AM–3PM

Monday: 9AM–5PM

Tuesday: 9AM–5PM

Wednesday: 9AM–5PM

Thursday: 9AM–5PM

Friday: 9AM–5PM

Saturday: 11AM–3PM

Reviews

redrum

Aug 11, 2022

I found a baby opossum i mean baby size of my thumb it was so cute my girlfriend called left a message less than 10 minutes later they called back and they said bring it over they took it no problem everyone else gave me the run around save babies go there i wish i could put up a picture of it

Denise Weaver

Oct 25, 2021

I go here every year to help support Antler Ridge Wildlife Sanctuary who rescue injuried animals throughout our communities and to support Women's Breast Cancer. Whether it's buying handmade items or gifts, raffle tickets, or just enjoying the music and wonderful people who work so hard all year long, this event is an absolute must for us! ❤

Deathproof Mike

Oct 2, 2021

I brought an injured possum here. Very nice woman I dealt with. Very knowledgeable and helpful.

Tatyana R.

Sep 3, 2021

Super friendly and knowledgeable people who walked me through a crisis with baby bunnies over the phone. THANK YOU!

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Questions & Answers

Do they need volunteers?

Mary Aquilar | Sep 23, 2021

Patty Holzschuh | Oct 28, 2021

Looking to volunteer

Found 5 baby squirrels can I bring the there?

Alexis Van Duzer | Sep 23, 2020

Wagz22 | Sep 23, 2020

Call beforehand but you should be able to!

What can he done about a young buck with a broken front leg? My daughter saw one in her back yard yesterday. She had called a rehabilitator previously about a different animal and the message on their machine said not to call about deer?

Bea Benson | Sep 24, 2019

Jenn M | Sep 24, 2019

Antler-ridge.com

Can you see the animals?

Nature Lover | Sep 24, 2019

Rob M | Sep 24, 2019

Hi Antler Ridge is not open to the general public. Sorry

We have a fawn on our lawn every day. It was born approximately middle of May. We are sure the mother is dead as it has been alone for over a month. I don't think it will survive the winter on its own. Do you come out and take young Ones like that?

Ed Matt | Sep 24, 2018

Aleks Hassan (Aleks) | Sep 24, 2018

Hi Ed, if you suspect that the fawn has not been eating then yes you should bring the fawn in. We do care for fawn. But be aware that deer mothers do leave their fawns during the day and only visit them few times a day to feed them. Does the fawn look skinny sick? If not then the mother is most likely coming around feeding it otherwise it wouldn't have lived for a month. If you have any questions people call the sanctuary.

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