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HELP, I FOUND A WILD BIRD!WHAT TO DO IF YOU FOUND AN INJURED OR ORPHANED WILD BIRDADMITTED A BIRD? CHECK STATUS
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MISSIONRehabilitation. Education. Conservation.LEARN MORE
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DONATESUPPORT US
If you have found an orphaned or injured wild bird, please follow the instructions below:
- We are open to admit patients between 9am and 6:00pm. Call to make an appointment. Once you have made the appointment, fill out the online admit form.
- Bring the bird to TRT and follow the instructions posted in the parking lot.
- There is NO after hours or overnight drop off at this time.
We are taking every precaution to keep both you and our medical staff safe and healthy so that The Raptor Trust can continue providing care to birds that need our help. Thank you for your patience and understanding.
For further information, please email info@TheRaptorTrust.org.

REHAB
The Raptor Trust has provided free medical care to all species of wild birds since 1983. The Trust has a fully equipped medical infirmary, including an intensive care wing. The Raptor Trust provides care for approximately 50% of all birds and 25% of all wildlife admitted to rehabilitation centers in New Jersey. The number of birds we admit each year has increased from 2,000 in 1990 to over 6,000 in 2018.

EDUCATION
At the core of the Trust’s mission is education and the sincere belief that an understanding of the role of every creature in nature helps create a better world for us all.

VISIT
The Raptor Trust is located in Millington on White Bridge Road, bordering the Great Swamp National Wildlife Refuge. We are home to approximately 50 resident birds, an on-site medical and rehabilitation center and education center.
GET INVOLVED
Find out the many ways you can become a part of our mission.
GET IN TOUCH
Contact The Raptor Trust with any questions or to plan your visit or program!
Call: 908-647-2353 (Infirmary)
908-647-1091 (Administrative Office/Education Center)
Email: info@theraptortrust.org or education@theraptortrust.org