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I created my Squirrel Garden when I lost my job due to disability. I really enjoyed watching the animals in my yard and decided I wanted to create a sustainable habitat for them. I began studying the Squirrels to learn what they eat, what I could grow for them and how I might enrich their lives. The "garden" grew even if my ability to grow plants didn't. I began watching the birds and learning to identify them by sight and sound. I decided to put up trail cameras and share online about the animals in my yard. I soon found out there was as much activity at night as there was in the daytime! The animals gained a following online and then one spring day, I found a deceased female. She didn't have any signs of being a mother, so I didn't look for a nest. Six days later I found a deceased baby under a nest. I ran and got my neighbor and he climbed up and found one more barely clinging to life. That was what sparked the beginning of what would become the Squirrel Garden Rescue and Rehab, opening Spring of 2025.

I want to help!

There are many ways you can help the rehab:

Order something from our Amazon Wish List

*if you send us "Squirrel Cookies" aka Henry's Healthy Blocks make sure you send a note! They are perishable and our mail doesn't get picked up every day.

Send a donation:    


Bring us branches: (According to Henry's Healthy Pets) Safe Trees (leaves, branches, buds, etc): Apple, aspen, birch, black walnut, bottlebrush, cherry, dogwood, hickory, locust, magnolia, maple, mulberry, oak, orange, palm (never from the cycad family, which are toxic), pear, pine (3-needle and 5-needle pines), poplar, raintree, spruce, walnut.

Bring us Acorns, Pine Cones or Walnuts from your yard

Volunteer

Come to our events

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