Friends of the Feathered and Furry Wildlife Center

If you find a wild animal that needs help do you know who to call in New York State for Help?

It may have taken almost a year but this female eagle is ready to soar back home.

It may have taken six months but the two bear cubs who lost their mother in a train accident have recovered and have been sent back to where they belong - into the wild.

The injured and motherless bear cubs from Pawling, NY are getting healthier day by day and just reached a new milestone while they recover.

If you come across a baby animal in your travels New York make sure it really needs your help and then please leave it to the professionals.

The Friends of the Feathered and Furry Wildlife Center have done it again they have come to the rescue of another eagle suffering from lead toxicity.

Bear number 5 is now resting comfortably with a full tummy at a Hudson Valley Wildlife Rescue.

An Eagle is lucky to be alive after being discovered on the side of the road in New York last month.

The FFF Wildlife Center has done it again. This time they have come to the rescue of an injured bear cub.