Angel-Rose Wildlife Rehab, Inc.

Angel-Rose Wildlife Rehab, Inc. We focus on responsible wildlife rehabilitation and strive to enhance care standards. Our mission: protect wildlife and habitats.

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08/31/2026

Listen to those cute little noises he makes!

A little update on Savannah & Jeremy 🐿️💚We haven’t posted much about these two since they came into rehab, mostly becaus...
08/31/2026

A little update on Savannah & Jeremy 🐿️💚

We haven’t posted much about these two since they came into rehab, mostly because the last several days have had us a little more focused on caring for them than taking pictures and making posts.

The last 4–5 days have been a bit of a struggle. We’ve been watching their weights closely, paying attention to every feeding, and trying to figure out what these little babies needed from us. There have been some ups and downs, and a few moments where we definitely worried about them.

But today we got some really encouraging signs. 🥹

Savannah has officially opened one eye! 👁️💚 And Jeremy is right behind her with one eye partially open. They’re becoming more alert and active, and we’re starting to see more and more of their little personalities coming through.

They’re eating, growing, developing, and continuing to make us work for every little milestone. 😂

And apparently they have also discovered the ancient squirrel art of the SPLLOOT. 🐿️💤

We’re still taking things one feeding, one weigh-in, and one tiny milestone at a time, but after the past few days, seeing those little eyes beginning to open feels HUGE.

These two have already come a long way since intake, and we’re pretty darn proud of them. 💚

Savannah & Jeremy: currently accepting formula, cuddles, and absolutely no personal space. 😂🐿️🐿️

🐿️ Ember’s Update 🧡We have a difficult update to share about Ember.Last night, Ember arrived at Angel-Rose Wildlife Reha...
08/24/2026

🐿️ Ember’s Update 🧡

We have a difficult update to share about Ember.

Last night, Ember arrived at Angel-Rose Wildlife Rehab after an incredible effort from our community to get her into care. She had fallen approximately 30 feet from a tree and was suffering from severe fly strike. By the time she arrived, she was in critical condition and her chances of survival were already dangerously low.

Unfortunately, there simply wasn’t much we could do for her at that point beyond providing supportive care, warmth, treatment, and a safe place to rest. Sometimes an animal arrives so compromised that there isn’t a treatment that can undo everything their little body has already endured.

Despite everything, Ember passed away around 11:30 PM.

She spent her final hours warm, safe, and cared for. She was not alone.

Out of the four siblings involved in this rescue, two are now continuing their rehabilitation with us. We are incredibly grateful to everyone who helped along the way — the finders who cared enough to get them help, everyone who shared our posts, everyone who offered transportation, and especially the person who drove a considerable distance to bring Ember to us.

This is the hardest part of wildlife rehabilitation.

Rehabbers don’t always talk about the animals we lose. You see the happy updates, the milestones, the releases, and the babies growing stronger. Those are the moments we celebrate and the moments that keep us going.

But there are losses too.

And those losses take a toll on us.

We can provide warmth. We can provide medication, nutrition, supportive care, and a safe environment. We can fight for them and give them every reasonable chance we can.

But sometimes, there simply isn’t enough we can do.

That doesn’t mean the rescue wasn’t worth it.

It doesn’t mean we failed.

And it certainly doesn’t mean that Ember’s life didn’t matter.

Every animal deserves the chance.

Ember deserved that chance, and because of this community, she got one.

We wish the outcome had been different. We wish all four babies had made it.

But this morning, two little squirrels are still here, and we will continue fighting for them. 🧡

And Ember will be remembered as more than a loss. She was a tiny life that mattered.

Rest peacefully, little Ember. 🐿️🌈

🐿️ Meet Ember 🧡This tiny girl had quite the night.Ember was found in Cleveland after falling approximately 30 feet from ...
08/24/2026

🐿️ Meet Ember 🧡

This tiny girl had quite the night.

Ember was found in Cleveland after falling approximately 30 feet from a tree alongside her siblings. Unfortunately, she was also suffering from a severe fly-strike infestation, including maggots in and around her mouth and rear.

Her finders did an incredible job keeping her safe and removing the fly strike they could while we worked to get her transported into rehabilitation.

And getting this little girl here became a whole community effort. ❤️

We made multiple posts looking for transportation, received messages from people wanting to help, and ultimately found an amazing transporter who drove from Parish tonight to bring Ember safely to us.

Ember has now arrived safely at our rehabilitation facility and is officially in our care. 🥹🧡

At just 70.1 grams, this little girl has already been through an awful lot. She is currently being kept warm while we assess her condition and begin treatment.

She has a long road ahead of her, but after a 30-foot fall, severe fly strike, and an entire community scrambling to get her here, she finally made it to the place where she can get the care she needs.

A huge thank you to her finders for fighting for her and caring for her until she could be transferred into rehab care, everyone who offered transportation or shared our posts, and especially Janice, who drove all the way from Parish tonight simply because she wanted to help an animal in need. ❤️

Welcome to rehab, Ember. 🧡🐿️
You’ve already fought so hard. Now it’s our turn to fight for you.

🐿️ Meet Savannah & JeremyThis weekend we welcomed three baby squirrels into care after they fell more than 30 feet from ...
08/23/2026

🐿️ Meet Savannah & Jeremy

This weekend we welcomed three baby squirrels into care after they fell more than 30 feet from a tree.

💗 Savannah
💚 Jeremy
🤎 Dakota

Unfortunately, Dakota passed shortly after arriving.

When Dakota came into care, he was already showing concerning signs of trauma, including blood from his nose. Given the height of the fall and his condition upon arrival, we were concerned that he had sustained serious internal injuries.

We did everything we could for him. He was warmed, cared for, monitored, and given supportive care, but sometimes wildlife arrives with injuries that are simply too severe to overcome. His passing was not because he wasn’t cared for. He was surrounded by warmth and compassionate care during the short time he was with us.

Savannah and Jeremy are continuing to receive care and will be closely monitored as they grow. 🐿️💗🐿️💚

Wildlife rehabilitation isn’t always happy endings. Sometimes our job is to give an animal every possible chance, and sometimes our job is simply to make sure they aren’t alone when that chance runs out. 🌿

Rest easy, Dakota. You mattered. 🤎🐿️

💚 Support Wildlife Rehab

Our work is funded by donations, which help provide food, formula, medical supplies, and care for the animals who come through our doors.

If you’d like to support our rehab work, donation links are in the comments. 🐿️🌿

08/20/2026

Animals have such a beautiful way of finding comfort in one another. 🐾❤️

This moment between Charley and Totsy reminded me just how deeply animals can bond, comfort and choose each other.

🕊️ Pebble’s Vacation Adventures 🌿💚Hi everybody! Captain Pebble here! 🫡🕊️I went on vacation this week and I have to say… ...
08/15/2026

🕊️ Pebble’s Vacation Adventures 🌿💚

Hi everybody! Captain Pebble here! 🫡🕊️

I went on vacation this week and I have to say… the water is VERY interesting. 🌊

I spent lots of time watching boats, looking at everything around me, and enjoying all the new sights. I even met a big fluffy Golden Doodle face-to-face and decided he wasn’t scary at all. 🐶

I also made a pretty big decision on this trip…

I chose a new person to hang out with! 🥹💚

I decided another handler was pretty cool and climbed right up to hang out with them. Apparently I am getting very good at this whole “being an ambassador” thing. 😌🕊️

I got to spend my entire vacation with my people, so I wasn’t really homesick. But after a whole week of adventures, I was definitely ready to get back to my room, stretch my wings, and enjoy some good old-fashioned flying!

Vacation was fun… but I think I’ll let my people handle the packing next time. 😂

Until my next adventure! 🕊️🌿💚

Captain Pebble
Wildlife Ambassador 🫡

08/09/2026

Pebble’s lake vacation 🐦💚🌊

Pebble is officially on vacation and he is LOVING it! We’re up in the Inlet area, farther north than Old Forge, and this little guy has been having the time of his life.

He’s been watching the water, investigating the boats, exploring the deck, hanging out with me, and generally making himself right at home. He even met Bentley, a Golden Doodle, nose-to-nose and wasn’t bothered one bit 😂

It’s been so much fun watching him experience all these new sights and sounds while still being his curious little self. My tiny wildlife ambassador is definitely enjoying his lake adventure! 💚🐦

Captain Pebble has a blast going to work with Mom! 🐦💚He loves spending time at the shop, meeting new people, and going o...
08/06/2026

Captain Pebble has a blast going to work with Mom! 🐦💚

He loves spending time at the shop, meeting new people, and going on little adventures. Every outing helps him become more comfortable and confident as an ambassador for Angel-Rose Wildlife Rehab.

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