Save the date: WRAM's Annual Conference will be March 16, 2019 Details and registration information to follow soon WRAM’s Annual Conference will be held at The Cummings School of Veterinary Medicine at Tufts University in North Grafton, MA on March 16, 2019. More information and registration details will be available soon at the link below.
Babywarm!
This wonderful program has been instrumental in helping MANY rehabilitators get life saving incubators through donation campaigns! Thanks to them, 2 of us have gotten regular incubators and are now eligible to apply for portable incubators! This is incredibly helpful because we bring the most compromised babies with us to work. A great big thank you to our supporters who funded our incubators! They don't tell us who you are, but we are ever so grateful!!
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February 2017
Join us March 4th for the annual WRAM conference at Tuft's in Grafton!
Boston Globe-Metro West article on NEW ARC
Fifth annual fundraiser a success!
Our supporters rock!!
Thanks so much to all our wonderful supporters for a great time at our annual Flatbread fundraiser.....and thanks to everyone at Flatbreads and all the wonderful raffle donors!
August 4, 2015
Join us for out 5th annual Flatbread Fundraiser!
Come and join us for a great time and great food and support wildlife rehabilitation in the process! Some of the proceeds from every flatbread sold goes toward NEW ARC. Can't stay for dinner? Get some take out! Every little bit helps.
July, 2015
Billerica Minuteman article & video on NEW ARC.
A wonderful article done by our local newspaper! Thanks to Christine, John & James for doing such an awesome job highlighting the important work we do!
December, 2013
A look into the growing need for wildlife rehabilitation.
Growth of urban wildlife rehabilitation
Rescuers and rehabilitators provide injured, sick or orphaned wildlife animals with a bit of R&R.
By Harry Kane
12/08/2013
Rescuers and rehabilitators provide injured, sick or orphaned wildlife animals with a bit of R&R.
By Harry Kane
12/08/2013
November, 2013
A tribute to Fran, our fearless leader and President of WRAM.
It is with much sadness that we say goodbye to Fran Feeney, the President of WRAM ( Wildlife Rehabilitator's Association MA. )
Fran was a tireless advocate for all of us, as well as the many animals that came into our care. Her commitment and dedication to so many animals serves as an inspiration to us all. She was always available with expertise, guidance and honesty. We knew we could count on her to help us with any problem or concern no matter how small, and if she couldn't help personally, she would go above and beyond to find the solution to the problem.
Around this time, we would begin to prepare for our annual WRAM conference. This is an event that included wonderful speakers and presentations, raffles, door prizes, awards, breakfast, lunch and a great opportunity for rehabilitators throughout the Northeast to get together and share with each other.
It was a huge undertaking but Fran was always spot-on with everything that had to be done. She was also so focused on everything that needed to be done to insure the conference was the best it could be and enjoyed by all. So many fond memories....
Her legacy will live on through all of us.
"Though much is taken,
much abides."
Tennyson
We will miss you! -The NEW ARC Team
-Deanna Gualtieri
-Mary Petrino
-Laurie Schultz
-Lisa Cournoyer
-Sue Benoit
-JoAnn Sequeira
Fran was a tireless advocate for all of us, as well as the many animals that came into our care. Her commitment and dedication to so many animals serves as an inspiration to us all. She was always available with expertise, guidance and honesty. We knew we could count on her to help us with any problem or concern no matter how small, and if she couldn't help personally, she would go above and beyond to find the solution to the problem.
Around this time, we would begin to prepare for our annual WRAM conference. This is an event that included wonderful speakers and presentations, raffles, door prizes, awards, breakfast, lunch and a great opportunity for rehabilitators throughout the Northeast to get together and share with each other.
It was a huge undertaking but Fran was always spot-on with everything that had to be done. She was also so focused on everything that needed to be done to insure the conference was the best it could be and enjoyed by all. So many fond memories....
Her legacy will live on through all of us.
"Though much is taken,
much abides."
Tennyson
We will miss you! -The NEW ARC Team
-Deanna Gualtieri
-Mary Petrino
-Laurie Schultz
-Lisa Cournoyer
-Sue Benoit
-JoAnn Sequeira
July 23, 2013
Raccoon with head stuck in drain cover rescued.
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March 6, 2012
Belmont coyote released back into the wild after treatment at Tuft's
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Raccoons and Public Health
What you need to know about raccoons and rabies, roundworms, leptospirosis, attacks, and bites.
Adapted from the book Wild Neighbors.
Adapted from the book Wild Neighbors.
Current Legislation
Massachusetts Legislative Session regarding animal advocacy.
See bills supported and opposed regarding animals including wildlife issues such as hunting on Sundays and the use of inhumane, body gripping traps.
See bills supported and opposed regarding animals including wildlife issues such as hunting on Sundays and the use of inhumane, body gripping traps.
Nuisance Wildlife Abuse-Buyer Beware
Examiner.com
It’s spring. For wildlife removal trappers this means money, for many of their customers it's time to be deceived. The rampant deception results in others often needing to cope with the carnage left behind.
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