Millstone Wildlife Center

Millstone Wildlife Center Wildlife Rehabilitation and educational services, Frannie Greenberg, licensed Wildlife Rehabilitator In 2021, 974 mammals were admitted to MWC.

Millstone Wildlife Center is a 501(c)3 charitable organization. MWC does not receive federal or state funding and is completely a volunteer organization. All expenses come from individual and community donations and go directly to animal food, medication, and housing. We specialize in caring for injured and orphaned mammals at MWC. All species that we are not licensed to care for are referred to o

ther NH rehabilitators. Our goal is always to release these animals back into the wild. Mission Statement: The mission of Millstone Wildlife Center is to provide rehabilitation services for injured or orphaned wildlife in the state of New Hampshire. These services include:
- medical treatment, rehabilitation, and release of animals brought to the center.
- public education regarding coexistence with wildlife
- educational outreach programs for students of all ages

09/04/2026

Currently there are 30 baby Eastern Cottontails here at MWC. When single bunnies are stable, they are put with others to make a new family group. As you can imagine, once that happens, it’s extremely difficult to tell which bunny is which.
We have admitted over 650 bunnies in 2026 alone. If you find a nest of bunnies in your yard, please let momma do the work of raising them. We can offer suggestions on how to protect the nest and know if mom is returning. Call before moving them for tips and tricks to having hoppy, healthy bunnies!

09/03/2026

Our little bobkitten has something to say.
That tiny hiss and growl may sound adorable, but they are actually very important skills for a young bobcat. He is learning to communicate, defend himself, and, most importantly, be a wild bobcat.
We never want our bobcats to become comfortable with people. The goal of wildlife rehabilitation is to give them the care they need while keeping human interaction to a minimum so they can return to the wild with the instincts and behaviors they need to survive.
And judging by this little guy’s attitude…
we think he’s going to be just fine!
Turn up the volume and listen to that little voice!

***ANSWERS REVEALED ***How many did you get right?A = Opossum B = Porcupine C = BatD = RabbitWhose teeth are those anywa...
09/02/2026

***ANSWERS REVEALED ***
How many did you get right?
A = Opossum
B = Porcupine
C = Bat
D = Rabbit

Whose teeth are those anyway? Comment below with your guesses. Come back tomorrow to see if you were right.

Someone is committed to sleeping like no one is watching. Woodchucks are sound sleepers!  We think he looks pretty relax...
09/01/2026

Someone is committed to sleeping like no one is watching. Woodchucks are sound sleepers!  We think he looks pretty relaxed.

08/31/2026

You know that feeling when something is so good that you just have to close your eyes and savor every single bite? This little guy gets it. One cheerio, pure unadulterated bliss.

08/28/2026

It’s Time To Order Your Tickets 🐾

A Millstone Milestone is getting closer, and every day we’re adding more amazing raffle and silent auction prizes!
There will be a delicious brunch, the Windham Swing Band will be playing, and most importantly, we’ll be celebrating the incredible growth of Millstone Wildlife Center with all of you.

We want to make sure YOU are there!

Get your tickets today and join us on September 20th from 11:00 AM–2:00 PM at Wellinghall Farm in Danville.

Come for the brunch. Stay for the music. Try your luck at the raffle. Bid on something wonderful. And help us celebrate a very special milestone!

Ticket - https://www.zeffy.com/en-US/ticketing/mill-around-millstone

08/27/2026

Here is our little porcupette practicing all the defensive moves—from the head tuck to the tail swing! One day, this baby will be ready to scare off predators and defend itself in the wild. For now, we’re enjoying this adorable display of growing confidence. Practicing makes perfect little one. 🐾❤️

08/26/2026

Bobcat Fun Facts!
While these two young bobkittens relax together on their cat tree, here are a few fun facts about the wild cats of New Hampshire!

• Bobcats get their name from their short, “bobbed” tails. Their tails usually have a black tip on top and a white underside.

•Those adorable spotted coats help provide camouflage. As they grow, bobcats become masters at blending into their surroundings.

•Bobcats are excellent climbers! A cat tree may not be exactly like the forest, but climbing is definitely one of their natural talents.

•They have incredible hearing. Those pointed ears, complete with little tufts of fur, help them detect even the smallest sounds.

•Bobcats may look cute, but they are powerful wild predators. These youngsters are growing and developing the skills they will need to survive on their own.

“Draw me like one of your French girls…”Our molting woodchuck has clearly mastered the art of relaxation! Lying on his b...
08/25/2026

“Draw me like one of your French girls…”

Our molting woodchuck has clearly mastered the art of relaxation! Lying on his back, showing off his naked belly, he looks like he is waiting for his portrait to be painted
No worries about the missing fur—this handsome fellow is simply molting and should regrow hair soon.

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