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Found an injured or orphaned animals? CALL A REHABBER


Found a baby bird?

Found a baby mammal?

CALL A WILDLIFE REHABILITATOR!!!


Not in Maine?

Find a wildlife rehabilitator in

YOUR STATE!


About Us


Find out more about the BAT part of rehab


Contact Us

 

*Caring for injured and orphaned wildlife in Maine since 2002*

South-Central Maine Wildlife Rehabilitator Specializing in Bats

 

 

Special Thanks Go Out To:

Amanda Toussaint - For being the best helper and assistant I could ever ask for

Katrina Kent - For some of the best pictures I have ever had taken of the critters in my care

Mike Marchigiani (Cage Mandala in SecondLife) - For his amazing financial support. Helping me to help local wildlife. Without his funding and the few others that donate, I would not be able to save as many animals as I do.


Notable Links


Adopt-A-Pet Portrait!  It does not need to be fed and will not soil your carpet!

***Now featuring***

***Adopt-A-Wildlife Portrait!***   


  "Kiara" by artist Sandi Gold.


8x10 image on 11x14
signed print on heavy
archival watercolor
paper - $75.00

20% benefits Misfits Rehab

Original Painting $650

$50.00 goes to Misfits Rehab


 To purchase click on painting. 

Sandi Gold paints pet portraits.

If you would like her to paint a portrait of your beloved pet she will donate $50.00 of your payment to benefit more injured and orphaned wildlife. (Email Sandi with your pet's photo and tell her you were recommended by the Misfits Rehab website. You can see more of her work at www.sandigold.com.  You can email her a photo for a free estimate. It's that simple!  

 
Want to help?

Individual stories about various animals and their hardships that make them notable.

Princess             Snoopy              Comet

 

Kiara                   Momma

Coda and Momma B

Abbott, Costello, and Napolean