Contact
Below you will find our contact information as well as some other organizations and government offices that can help with different situations.
Use the info below or simply fill out our online form and we will contact you shortly. We look forward to hearing from you!
Location
5565 Mapleton Road
Lockport, NY 14094
NOTE! Please do not drop animals off at this address, this is a private residence. Thank you!
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Please call one of the Help Telephone numbers for immediate assistance. Emails are not monitored constantly, as there are a lot of animals to care for. We apologize that we cannot accept all calls and will refer to other rehabbers when necessary.
We are not licensed for Rabies Vector Species and cannot accept raccoons, bats or skunks.
AWARE Contacts
Jackie: 716-625-8189
Ben: 716-940-2478
Kathy: 716-907-2325
Kevin: 716-907-1513
Beverly: 716-603-8843
Other Animal Rescue Organizations
Wild Kritters of Niagara County - Wildlife Rehabilitators
3300 Saunders Settlement Rd.
Sanborn, NY 14132 --- Visit Website
Erie County SPCA Wildlife Department
300 Harlem Road
West Seneca, NY 14224
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ANIMAL EMERGENCY CONTACT INFORMATION (Erie) --- 716-875-7360 (ext-247)
AFTER-HOURS EMERGENCIES --- 716-827-1609
AFTER-HOURS WILDLIFE EMERGENCIES --- 716-556-0076
Domestic Dog/Cat Rescue
Diamonds in the Ruff --- 716-213-8658 --- Visit Website
Niagara County SPCA --- 716-731-4368 --- Visit Website
Local Government
Niagara County Health Department --- 716-439-7591 / 716-439-7444
Erie County Health Department --- 716-961-6800
Orleans County Health Department --- 585-589-3278
Any humans or animals that come in contact with Raccoons, Skunks or Bats must be reported to health department immediately.
Niagara County Sheriff: 716-438-3398
Monday thru Saturday | Hours: 9 - 4
If an animal dog or cat is injured and needs immediate SPCA pick up, your Sheriff's department can call SPCA at their special number.
Department of Conservation (DEC)
DEC Dispatch --- 844-332-3267
Division of Wildlife --- 716-851-7010
NYS DEC New York State Department of Conservation, is in charge of licensing, and help with legal issues.
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Nuisance Animals
If the animal you have is just a nuisance situation, you must call a Nuisance Wildlife Control Officer. These trained personnel will come and take care of your problem for a fee.