WILDLIFE RESCUE OF EAST HAMPTON, INC.

Thank you ALL for your support, and your concern & Compassion for our beautiful wildlife.

366 WILDLIFE RESCUES IN 2020

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Wildlife Rescues / Responses / Transports

Updated 8-30-2021

Rescues from October 2019 thru Present

Wildlife Remediations in East Hampton, NY

Since 2013

Take Me Directly to the Rescue Page!

REporting a wildlife Related issue or for an educational booking:
Dial Toll free (844)-728-9453 - (844) SAV-WILD

EXTENSION 0 = REPORT A WILDLIFE EMERGENCY
EXTENSION 1 = DIRECT FORWARD TO EVELYN ALEXANDER WILDLIFE RESCUE & REHAB CENTER
Extension 2 = Book a Wildlife Education Visit (Schools, Camps & Events)
extension 3 = wildlife information, identification, nuisance wildlife advice
General Mailbox = All other inquiries

Town Pond: Renovation, Recovery & Relics - July 21, 2021

OCT. 2019-2020 - ONE YEAR ANNIVERSARY -
294 WILDLIFE RESCUES
132 WILDLIFE TRANSPORTS
14 LIVE EDUCATIONAL EVENTS
5 EDUCATIONAL ZOOM ONLINE EVENTS
3 WILDLIFE TRAINING INSTRUCTIONALS
8 WILDLIFE RESCUE TV SHOWS PRODUCED BY WROEH.ORG

Serving the wildlife in East Hampton Town & Village, NEW York & HarDwick / Ware, Ma.
And Educating our youth and communities around the country
about understanding wildlife, Learning to Live with our wildlife, wildlife's importance to our ecology, Wildlife rescue, empathy and compassion for our wildlife in a human DOMINANT / impactful world.

Wildlife Rescue of East Hampton is a non-profit 501(c)(3) organization dedicated to offering the entire country a
Wildlife Information / Call Center, and Wildlife Educational services.
Our work relies entirely on donations and contributions from wonderful, caring and compassionate folks like YOU. Thank You.

Registered with the NYS Attorney General Register of Public Charities.

Education, Education, Education: WROEH takes education to homes

WROEH founder Dell Cullum has taken his wildlife education presentation to another level. Besides schools and public events, he is now booking visits to private residences with his wildlife ambassadors Athena (Screech Owl) and Bob (Pueblan Milk Snake). Starting September 1st, Mr. Cullum will begin booking visits at schools around the country. All in an effort to reach as many young folks as possible and teach them the benefits of wildlife, understanding them and living with them.
Dell has spoken to many students from PreK up to 6th grade in all our local schools in the East Hampton Town area to camps in upstate Tuxedo, NY. He's spoken at many events including SOFO, Pine Barrens Association and the Long Island Natural History Conference. To inquire about a public or personal visit, email Dell Cullum at Kachina35@gmail.com.

WROEH Founder Dell Cullum Releases the third volume in his children's series:
"The Wild Adventures of Scurry the Squirrel: Book Three: The Long Way Home"

Wild Life (song by Paul McCartney) Performed by The LightWorkers

“When I look into the eyes of an animal, I do not see an animal. I see a living being. I see a friend. I feel a soul.”
Anthony Douglas Williams.

Wildlife Rescue of East Hampton, Inc.
The wildlife wish to live in harmony with everyone, and just like the folks here at WROEH, we ask that you all strive to
live in harmony with our most beautiful wildlife and not seek to eliminate or harm them.
In other words, we ALL need to help each other.
Thank you from all of us at Wildlife Rescue of East Hampton

Three Emotions of Wildlife Rescue: a short film by WROEH

OUR MISSION & RESPONSIBILITY TO OUR WILDLIFE

Rescue (When Available)

All our wildlife species are vulnerable to a number of life threatening issues both man-made and natural. Loss of habitat, vehicles, poisons, fencing
are all a threat to our wildlife.
Although it is not our main function, when available, WROEH will respond to many situations that warrant a rescue response. We often release on site or stabilize and transport
injured wildlife to either our on-call vet, a local vet or the wildlife rehab center .

EDUCATION

Our main mission is to educate the public, both young and old, about our wildlife and its importance to our world and our lives. Whether we speak at an event or convention, or to a group of school students, education is key to learning to live WITH wildlife, rather than finding ways to eliminate them.
Our education teaches compassion and understanding for our wildlife as they become more and more impacted by humans and human progress.

Incident Prevention

It's also important to correct issues that threaten the life and safety of our wildlife, whether it be a poorly designed fence or dangerous debris.
WROEH will do whatever is necessary to keep our wildlife from falling victim to fixable threats, lethal issues, bad management and dangers that impact the homes and habitat of our wildlife.

OUR OBJECTIVE

To Educate the Public
and PROTECT our wildlife.