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Monday: 8:30AM - 5PM
Tuesday: 8:30AM - 5PM
Wednesday: 8:30AM - 5PM
Thursday: 8:30AM - 5PM
Friday: 8:30AM - 5PM
Saturday: 8:30AM - 5PM
Sunday: 8:30AM - 5PM
Tufts Wildlife Clinic is a compassionate group of veterinarians dedicated to caring for injured wild animals. They are open on Sundays and respond promptly to inquiries. The staff is incredibly kind and talented, taking in animals with severe injuries and doing everything possible to help them. The clinic is a valuable resource for the community, providing a second chance for animals in need. The people accepting the animals are very accommodating. The Wildlife Hospital is very good and extremely professional. They call back quickly and determine if the animal should be brought in. The intake process is fast, and the animals are left in the best possible hands.
Took a skunk here today found the poor thing dying in my yard so quickly called them then once I got the okay took it to them drove 45 mins each way and the old lady at the door she just is rude you can tell she hates her life and anyone around her she needs to get a new job in a place like this ONLY GOOD VIBES SHOULD BE AROUND! Then I have to wait until fall to find out if the poor thing lives or died while in their care hell if you don't have someone to update people on trying to save lives I will gladly volunteer to call people back and give updates until fall smh this is a great place otherwise I'm not giving a bad review I'm just stating you dont have to be rude...read full review
We had an injured pigeon show up in our yard. After our dogs threatened it further I called Tufts. They suggested that I bring him in. Upon arriving, they agreed to keep him, nurse him back to health and once he fully recovered attempt to find his owner (he had a band on one leg) and return him if the owner wanted him returned or release him in an appropriate area otherwise. A wonderful outcome, especially for a member of a species that is too often considered less desirable.
Will take most native wildlife but you HAVE TO CALL FIRST!!! You can't just drive an animal there and drop off because they are so busy they have to know and prepare for any intakes. Once the animal is there it gets the absolute best care and they do everything they can to save it.