Wildlife Aid is a dedicated organization based in Atlantic County, New Jersey, focused on the rehabilitation and care of local wildlife. Led by Suzanne Fenton, a licensed wildlife rehabilitator with over 35 years of experience, Wildlife Aid dispels common misconceptions related to wildlife and rabies, emphasizing the importance of understanding animal behavior. Contrary to popular belief, rabies is not as prevalent among wild animals as often assumed, as it requires direct transmission through infected saliva.

The organization provides critical advice on how to handle wildlife encounters, encouraging individuals to safely contain injured or distressed animals and contact Wildlife Aid for assistance. Additionally, Wildlife Aid addresses the challenges faced by local wildlife due to habitat loss and adverse weather conditions. The organization also advocates for empathetic treatment of wildlife, helping to foster a harmonious coexistence between humans and animals.

Through education and hands-on support, Wildlife Aid plays a vital role in the preservation and rehabilitation of New Jersey's wildlife