Conflict Prevention and Humane Solutions

Found Orphaned or Injured Wildlife?

It’s quite common for the parents of many mammals and birds to leave their young behind while they are out foraging

Looking for a Wildlife Rehabilitator?

Locate a rehabilitator in your area who is licensed to care for wildlife

Wildlife and Pets

Home and Yard

Habitats once solely occupied by wildlife are now becoming habitats for humans too. As a result, encounters with wildlife around your home and yard may be more common.

Help for Gardeners

If you’d rather not share your harvest, don’t despair: the MSPCA has humane, cost-effective suggestions for keeping the wild neighbors away.

On the Road

Wildlife vehicle collisions are a serious matter across the country, affecting both wildlife populations and public safety.

Humane Exclusion Resources

Species specific tools and tricks for removing your wild neighbor

Intruder Excluder

MSPCA's interactive guide for detecting and humanely resolving conflicts with unwanted wildlife visitors in and around your home.