05/20/2026
Hi everyone it's been a while since we posted. I just wanted to update on what happened to Tyler's wildlife. First off I want to say thank you so much for everyone who supported us to help us help wildlife. It was a hard decision to stop rehabbing that had MANY factors one being Mass wildlife rejected my renewal for my license because I was missing my cover page?!... anyway... I was so happy that over just the last few short years we got to help the many helpless animals we did. I learned so much and was so proud to call myself a rehabber. People who do rescue have such special hearts and are always about the health and safety of the animals. With that being said they often times lose their "liking " for people. We made many friends in the rescue community but also for some reason made so many enemies who are also wildlife rehabbers. I'm still not sure why for all the dislike towards us but all I have to say is that we tried. We spent hundreds of hours helping babies and sick or injured wildlife many sleepless nights bottle feeding and stabilizing wildlife. And as reward we were treated horribly by some of the exact members of the community we were trying to help. There was many times a caller would frantically call needing help for a animal that we dropped everything put my toddler in his car seat and off we went to help assist in a rescue. Many times in the heat of the moment we didn't stop to think is this something our permit allowed. We unknowingly may have not followed all the black and white. We did it for the love of animals and nothing else. And with that being said we were ridiculed by many of our peers and are not liked in the wildlife community. I will not ever turn my back on helping wildlife however we are not allowed to take in any rescues. We are available for advice and we will always refer out to rehabbers who are able to help wildlife. Even though I am personally very hurt by many members of the wildlife rehabber community please continue to support them. They are not paid to do this; it's strictly volunteer with very little help by the state so they rely heavily on donations to save lives. Thank you so much everyone who supported and believed in us.
Please remember to be kind.
Love Tyler's Wildlife