Welcome to the

Giaquinto Wildlife Center

 

At the Giaquinto Wildlife Center, we are a family-run nonprofit dedicated to rehabilitating and caring for injured and orphaned wildlife. We are located in Marlborough, MA, and serve both our city and the surrounding communities.

Alongside our educational ambassador barn owl, Bella, we offer engaging programs for the public aimed at inspiring people of all ages to appreciate, protect, and coexist with our native wildlife. Through hands-on learning, conservation education, and community outreach, we strive to make a lasting impact, one animal and one family at a time.

Services

We are currently limiting our wildlife rehabilitation intakes for 2025.

Our mission continues to focus on educating the public about how to safely coexist with and conserve our native wildlife. By raising awareness, we hope to reduce the number of injured and orphaned animals admitted to our center and others across the state. Education is the first and most effective step in preventing negative human impacts on our natural world.

If you are in need of assistance, please visit Find a Wildlife Rehabilitator | Mass.gov for a current list of licensed wildlife rehabilitators and centers in your area.

We sincerely apologize for any inconvenience and thank you for your understanding and support.

Orphaned or Injured Wildlife Rehabilitation

Animal Rehabilitation - Nurturing environment for young animals to grow and thrive. Medical care to animals with injuries that are candidates for rehabilitation. We give animals a second chance at life!

 

Educational Programs

Providing informative programs to people of all ages, to help inspire awareness of the vulnerability of our native wildlife.  Hands-on workshops to help inspire the next generation to conserve our wildlife.

Frequently Asked Questions

What types of animals do you rehabilitate?
We rehabilitate a wide range of wildlife including birds, mammals, and reptiles. Our goal is to provide care for any injured or orphaned animal in need.

How can I report an injured animal?

If you come across an injured animal, please contact us immediately. Our team will provide guidance on how to safely transport the animal to our center for treatment.

Please do not feed or offer water to the animal. Please keep in a warm, dark, and quiet area, in a well ventilated, secure container, until you find placement for this animal with a licensed wildlife rehabilitator.

If we are unable to recieve this animal, please go to Mass.gov and find a list of other rehabilitators in the state, that may be able to accept your animal.

How do I schedule a program at my school or business?

Please go to our "Schedule a program" tab and fill out our form, so we may cater our program to meet your needs. 

We will contact you to schedule a program as soon as possible.

Permits and Licenses

We are permitted and licensed through the Massachusetts Fisheries and Wildlife (289WR.24) as well as the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Services (PER12724120) to rehabilitate mammals and migratory birds. 

We are also licensed through the Massachusetts Fisheries and Wildlife (070.24LP) as well as the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Services (MBPER12724120) to possess our non-releasable, educational ambassador, barn owl for education.