Northernaire Wildlife Rescue is located in Northern Michigan.

All rehabilitated animals are released on premise so I am able to monitor them during their transition into the wild. In some cases, monitoring goes on for years after release because many of the animals make their homes here. Our rehab area is situated in the woods 1/2 mile from any roads protecting animals from traffic areas.

We have outdoor as well as indoor caging. If you click on 'Photos Gallery' there are pictures of enclosures and many of the rehabilitated animals we've cared for. The fawn enclosure is 170 foot by 60 foot of fenced in area in the woods which is not pictured in the photos. Inside this enclosure are roofed, housing areas for the fawns when they are very young and need the extra protection from weather.

I accept prey species only and specialize in fawns, squirrels, rabbits, pigeons, doves, ducks and geese. In the State of Michigan, we are not permitted to accept bats or skunks as they are considered rabies vector species.

I hold a license issued by the state of Michigan's Department of Natural Resources and a federal license from the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service that allows me to keep in captivity and rehabilitate Michigan's wildlife. I'm also certified through the IWRC (CWR) and a retired registered nurse. I am a member in good standing with the following organizations; International Wildlife Rehabilitation Council, National Wildlife Rehabilitators Association and the Michigan Wildlife Rehabilitators Association.

 

To find a Michigan wildlife rehabilitator in your area, go to www.michigandnr.com/dlr. Outside of Michigan: Please check with the Department of Natural Resources in your state. If you would like to contact me, I can be reached online at:

sgood @ straitsarea.com (No Spaces)