North Country Wild Care is a network of home based wildlife rehabilitators located in Schenectady, Warren, Washington, Saratoga, Albany, Rensselaer, Montgomery, Fulton and Essex Counties.

Our upcoming Winter training schedule is here. If you are interested in becoming a wildlife rehabilitator, transporter, or active within the field, these classes are for you!

NORTH COUNTRY WILD CARE TRAINING SERIES 2012 –2013

Yes, there is emergency care for wildlife, and volunteers do it all. North Country Wild Care is in search of new volunteers to help with every facet of our work, from staffing our hotline to transporting and caring for animals. Join us at our upcoming training sessions and learn what you can do to help and how to become a Licensed Wildlife Rehabilitator. Classes are free of charge but donations to help support our efforts to care for distressed wildlife are greatly appreciated!

All classes will be held from 1:00pm to 4:00pm at the Saratoga Springs Public Library. To register for classes please contact Lisa Carpenter at 518-681-9989 or email: northcountrywildcare@yahoo.com

North Country Wild Care is a non-profit organization formed in 2001 to assist rehabilitators in their work.  Wildlife Rehabilitators are Department of Environmental Conservation licensed volunteers who take care of injured and orphaned wildlife.
DEC website: http://www.dec.ny.gov/permits/25027.html

North Country Wild Care welcomes new members, those willing to assist with fundraising, public education and general organization business as well as people looking to become wildlife rehabilitators. NCWC meets as a group on the third Tuesday of each month at 7 PM at the Landmark Motor Inn off of Exit 17N at 1418 Route 9 in South Glens Falls. The Inn is approximately 1/2 mile off the exit.

For more North Country Wild Care information visit our website at www.northcountrywildcare.org

For wildlife emergencies, call our hotline at 518-964-6740.

DIRECTIONS

Saratoga Springs Public Library

From The North:
Take I-87 South. Get off Exit 15 and take a right on Rte 50.  Go approx. 1 mile and Route 50 becomes US 9 S. Go into the center of town and take a left onto Caroline Street, then take your first right onto Putnam Street. Parking for the Library is off of Putnam Street on your Left.
From the South:
Head North on I-87.  Take US 9 N (Exit 13N) towards Saratoga Springs.  Stay on US 9 N for about 4 miles and then take a right on Caroline Street, then take your first right onto Putnam Street. Parking for the Library is off of Putnam Street on your Left.

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Hey You! Looking for volunteer opportunities?

Our next general meeting will be held January 15th (no December meeting) at 7pm at the Landmark Motel off exit 17 of the Northway. We are always looking for wildlife rehabilitators, transporters, assistance with fundraising, hotline staffing, and much more. Please contact us or come to a meeting if you can help!

Save the Date: NCWC will be holding it's annual Spring Gala on May 5th at Longfellows in Saratoga.

North Country Wild Care 2013 Calendars

Reserve your North Country Wild Care 2012 Calendars NOW! For sale at $15.00 each (plus postage). Each month has a photo of an animal that was rehabilitated.  If you would like one, please email: Beltoodles725@aol.com.
 

• Want to learn to Rehabilitate Wildlife? Attend our fall & winter training sessions

• 2011 Newsletter Call of the Wild is loaded with articles & photos of animals that have been under the care of our dedicated rehabilitators as well as educational material. 

• Our Participating Veterinarians

• Please note that our monthly meeting venue and day have changed

Volunteer with North Country Wild Care

We are always looking for new wildlife rehabilitators; and not everyone works with the animals. If you are interested in getting more involved with wildlife, we also need help with various other functions vital to our organization, like fundraising, updating databases, mailings, etc. If you love wildlife and would like to help, please contact us for more information!

We have a number of different ways that you can help us help wildlife. Come to our winter training classes & meet a group of friendly people. Get involved now!

Please click on the Barred Owl to find out which method suits you best. If you want to help, please contact us at northcountrywildcare@yahoo.com

North Country Wild Care
PO Box 63, Lake George NY 12845