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Current Events

A nature-themed invitation for the 40th anniversary of Woodlands Wildlife Refuge, featuring illustrations of various animals like an owl, deer, fox, bear, raccoon, and turtle amidst a forest background. The event details include the date, time, and location at Cree Wine Company in Hampton, NJ.

Click image above for info on our 40th Anniversary Special Event! Space is limited!

Annual Newsletter 2025

The newest issue of our digital newsletter is now available. Check out the News and Noteworthy page to get our latest issue and see our year end recap video!

A list of wildlife patients for 2026, showing a total of 1,711 animals, categorized into mammals and reptiles/amphibians. The mammal section includes animals like the American beaver, bobcat, and raccoon, while the reptile section features creatures like the American bullfrog, black racer snake, and eastern box turtle. Images of a coyote and a raccoon are displayed alongside the text.

Thank you for thinking of our organization for a fur donation. However, we do not use furs. Please visit https://coatsforcubs.org/ 

Year End Recap Video

Box Turtles Released Story

NEW! Preserving a Wildlife Heritage

Green Acres Application

Click the below image for full information! Watch Woodlands Wildlife Refuge’s inspiring webinar to learn how we’re protecting New Jersey’s wildlife and how you can make a difference for the future.

Did you miss the live webinar on January 15th? Watch it here below:

In memory of Lady Jane. Click the image to read her full story
We are deeply saddened to share the news of Dr. Chadd Tindall’s passing. For over a decade, Dr. Tindall treated countless numbers of wild patients for Woodlands Wildlife Refuge and was our go-to for our numerous reptile cases. He never hesitated to say yes, share information, give advice, and help us figure out some of the strangest cases. Dr. Tindall’s expertise, kindness and incredible generosity has helped save so many wild lives. There is never a dull moment working with injured wildlife, and our amazing experiences with Dr. Tindall have left us with many memorable stories, a wealth of knowledge, and gratitude beyond words. We are humbled and honored to be thought of in his memory. Our heartfelt thoughts go out to Dr. Chelsea, the entire Tindall family, and the staff at Voorhees Corner Veterinary Clinic. We wish you all peace at heart.