Misfits Rehab

Friends of Feral Felines is a dedicated organization based in Portland, Maine, focused on the humane reduction of feral cat populations through a method known as Trap-Neuter-Return (TNR). They provide essential care for feral cat colonies, ensuring access to food, water, and medical attention while also promoting awareness and fundraising efforts to support their mission. In addition to managing feral cat colonies, Friends of Feral Felines fosters and socializes kittens for adoption and finds barn homes for some of the cats. Their commitment to public education and community involvement underscores the importance of addressing the challenges faced by feral cats in southern Maine. Generated from the website

Avian Haven has indoor infirmary space that includes a full kitchen, food supplies to meet the dietary needs of all avian species of all ages, incubators, hospital and recovery cages, two flight cages, veterinary equipment, a reference library, and a full complement of allopathic, naturopathic and homeopathic medical supplies. There are twelve outdoor flight cages of different sizes and shapes designed and built by Terry Heitz for a variety of species, from Hummingbirds to Bald Eagles. We treat wild birds that are orphaned and/or injured, with on-site capabilities for minor veterinary procedures including x-rays ; birds that require surgery are taken to a consulting veterinarian. We are not licensed to treat companion or domestic birds.We have permits issued by the State of Maine Department of Inland Fisheries and Wildlife and by the United States Fish and Wildlife Service to rehabilitate wild birds ( including endangered species ). Our facilities are open during the daylight hours, 365 days a year. We accept birds of all species from the general public, and via referrals from veterinarians, Maine Wildlife Biologists, Maine Game Wardens, Animal Control Officers, and other Maine rehabilitators. We are not a nature center or a zoo ; all of our birds are being prepared for release to the wild and thus are required by our permit conditions to have minimal contact with humans. Avian Haven is open for the public, but not to the public ; we are not able to accommodate tour groups.Avian Haven is not funded by any governmental agencies ; our operating expenses are covered by private donations. We provide treatment free of charge to birds' rescuers, but are always grateful for small cash gifts to help cover food and medical costs. Larger gifts to help fund equipment and flight-conditioning cages are most welcome. Avian Haven is a non-profit corporation, so all donations are tax-deductible. We welcome volunteers from the community to work on site and/or transport birds to us from surrounding communities. All volunteers must be at least 18 years of age.With a mission that includes research and education as well as rehabilitation per se, Marc and Diane have given numerous workshops and presentations at state, regional and national conferences, and we sponsor internships for college students during the summer season. We also publish regularly ; some of our recent publications are listed here ( reprints are available upon request ).