Wildlife Rescue of East Hampton, Inc.

Saw Whet release.

WROEH will be close from October 23rd to October 27th. Thank you.

WROEH will be away until Wednesday October 15th. Please direct wildlife emergencies to the Evelyn Alexander Wildlife Rescue & Rehab Center at 631-728-9453. See you next week. Thank you.

Today is the 1 year anniversary of Wildlife Rescue of East Hampton, Inc. OVER 280 animals rescued/responded to - OVER 130 transported to various medical/rehab f...acilities - 14 live educational speaking events - 5 Educational Zoom (Online) Events - 3 Wildlife Rescue Training (Online) Instructionals - 8 Wildlife Rescue / Education shows Produced by WROEH.org. I'm pretty sure we accomplished our mission for the year. Looking forward to a more streamlined and more successful rescue & rehab year ahead. Thanks to the board of directors (Vincent Easevoli, Dee Cullum, Dee Renos, Lori Schultz, Whendy Morgan) and ALL the volunteers both responders and transporters WHO MADE OUR FIRST YEAR A GRAND SUCCESS FOR THE WILDLIFE. Thanks to the Vet Clinic, Dr. Turetsky, Dr. Katz and the staff for THEIR awesomeness and support. The Veterinary Group of East Hampton, Deb Lester and all the vets and staff, for their awesomeness and support as well. Karen Testa at the Turtle Hospital - Dr. Scarlett Magda- ALL the fine folks at the Evelyn Alexander Wildlife Rescue & Rehab Center. And of course, YOU,... and all the folks who support our cause to protect and help our wildlife when necessary. Thank YOU!!!

Congratulations to The LightWorkers, A.C. Lewis and Cynthia Daniels, and special thanks to Sir Paul for giving us the green light to use this song, and the vid...eo, to spread the important message it holds. Wild Life by the LightWorkers is selected for the 8th annual Studio City International Film Festival in North Hollywood at the Liemmle NoHo Theater - Nov. 6th thru the 15th. If you haven't seen the video, check it out at WROEH.org.

"ALL NEW" Species: Episode 3 - Grapsus grapsus

My new show - SPECIES - short segment series (7 min.) designed to introduce folks to some of the more amazing, interesting and unique species that we're fortunate to share the planet with. Enjoy! Episode one - The Manatees Music by - Mhern Blue Dot Sessions

Robin Conklin and I helped this young buck get untangled from an electric fence this afternoon in Wainscott. Thanks to the folks who saw the animal in distress and gave us a call.

A typical summer day of responding and/or rescues at Wildlife Rescue of East Hampton.

Check this guy out. Got this call first thing this morning. Seagull not looking good in Amagansett. When I arrived on scene I noticed the seagull had a tremendo...us swelling or lump in its neck and head. I immediately secured the bird and noticed it was having mild difficulty breathing properly. I rushed to Dr. T fearing the worst. Dr. Turetsky examined the seagull and reported that the deformity was not actually a lump or mass at all, but rather AIR that was escaping from the trachea or some tear in the respiratory tract. The good news was, that Evelyn Alexander apparently has had experience with this injury and I was able to get a volunteer Tracy Sternkopf Broxmeyer to transport it to the center. Thanks Tracy. Thanks EA. Thanks Dr. T. YOU ALL ROCK. This bird was so gentle, you couldn't help but root for its recovery. Fingers crossed. See more

Ahhh Monday. Did 6 rescues today and felt great. Can't help but think that just last year I'd do 6 rescues in a week. I could spin this into a negative prognosi...s, but I'd much rather think that we're just getting to more wildlife in need than we were able to get to last year. Any-who,... this was the end of the day special. I've seen a lot, but I NEVER say I've seen it all. This is exactly why. The company that made this squirrel proof bird feeder, owes this homeowner an explanation (and a new and improved feeder). Thanks to Evelyn Alexander for putting this call out on the wildlife rescue app. I was two streets away. See more

CLOSED SAT. AUG. 22 & SUN. AUG. 23rd.