Campbell Hall, NY Wildlife Care
Treating Injured Wildlife in Montgomery & Beyond
It is important to know that in New York State, it is illegal for any person who is not a licensed wildlife rehabilitator or a permitted program to keep wildlife of any kind. Any veterinarian can treat injured wildlife, but only licensed wildlife rehabilitators are allowed to house and rehabilitate them.
Remember the phrase: “If you care, leave them there.” You may also want to familiarize yourself with what to do if you find orphaned or injured wildlife.
If you have found a sick or injured wild animal, feel free to call us at (845) 205-7059 or visit the New York State Wildlife Rehabilitation Council’s website to find a rehabilitator near you.
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Generations Continue to Choose Otterkill
Why We Stand Out-
Three Decades of Care
We are ranked at the top 14% of animal hospitals in the country! We have been keeping pets happy and healthy for over 30 years since 1988.
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Certified & Accredited
Certified by both the American Animal Hospital Association (AAHA) and the New York State Veterinary Medical Society (NYSVMS).
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Trusted Family Hometown Practice
Our care for pets, span generations as we continue to watch our client's children become clients themselves.
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We strive to provide the highest level of veterinary medicine, surgery, and dentistry for all our animal patients in a caring and compassionate manner while fulfilling and exceeding the veterinary health care needs of their human companions.
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Real Stories from Real Owners
Read Our Reviews-
“The staff and doctors are the most professional, welcoming, caring, sensitive, knowledgeable and skilled that I have had the pleasure of dealing with.”
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“This facility is impeccably clean inside and out, always on par and quite reasonable in pricing too.”
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“They were extra gentle with my cat who was already scared.”
- Luis P.