Susan Dwyer is a veteran licensed wildlife rehabilitator in Connecticut. Rehabbers in CT are all volunteers, the majority rehabbing in their homes, while working full-time jobs. There are so few rehabbers left that Susan founded Safe Haven Wildlife Rehabilitation Center this year. Safe Haven is in temporary quarters while funds are rased for a permanent home. Safe Haven primarily raises orphaned wildlife from raccoons and most other mammals to birds and amphibians. The current facility allows for 450-500 babies a season. The permanent facility will be able to admit 600-700 babies per season when it is complete. Species raised include raccoons, skunks, foxes, weasels, woodchucks, mink, opossums, squirrels, bunnies, birds, turtles, salamanders and frogs. We do not rehab snakes, raptors or bats.