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    Center For Wildlife

    4.6 (10 reviews)
    Closed 9:00 am - 5:00 pm

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    Stephanie V.

    I have come here often to bring in injured animals, but never looked at the ambassadors or look around at what they actually do. I know what they do and follow them on Facebook, but never actually saw anything with my own eyes. We were making a donation when someone asked if we had ever seen the ambassadors. She told us where to go and we were on our way to seeing some of the most beautiful creatures we have ever seen in person. The ambassadors are birds that cannot be released back into the wild. Some have been there for over a decade. There are signs telling you about the ambassador. Be sure to be very quiet so they are not scared by your sudden presence. This was very informational and we thoroughly enjoyed the short tour. We decided to become a sponsor of an ambassador.

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    15 years ago

    Well worth the 10 minute drive from Ogunquit. Unique opportunity to see wild animals being rehabilitated. Albino Porcupine Devine!

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    She and her ambassadors, OWLS, tell you about forest life and how to save or rescue an owl that may be injured.

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    The Barking Dog - Exeter

    The Barking Dog - Exeter

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    I took my two dogs to The Barking Dog to be boarded for their first time for three days. I called…read moreonce a day to check in and everyone said they were doing well but there were no videos being posted which concerned me. After I called they did post one that included my pups but I had been told that there would be one a day and the video had only a single clip of them. My dogs come from a shelter and I needed to know that they were getting out to play with other dogs and people and not just being cooped up in their 'condo'. When I picked them up they gave me a report on how they did in the pool and during playtime with a picture on each and they had been given a free bath so they smelled great. I understand that videos are a pain to post but that was my big hang up. I was upset when I arrived because I didn't even know for sure whether or not they had been given bedding. I was never shown where they were actually going to stay after it was set up and the other dogs I saw during the tour either had their own bedding or did not have much. I would take my dogs here again only on the contingency that videos would actually be posted and I had verification that they were given bedding. Otherwise, I would have absolutely brought bedding rather than just two measly blankets if I knew that might be the case. My dogs are so precious to me and I just needed a little bit more reassurance without feeling like there was some dishonesty happening. A place like The Barking Dog is difficult to maintain and dog hair is a pain to clean. I am very grateful for all the work the staff does and the time they take to ensure they get exercise and socialization. Thank you for taking care of Emmie and Myson. I hope that if there is a next time things can be a little more cut and dry.

    We used Barking Dog several years ago for daycare and boarding of our two dogs. Nearly every time…read moreat pick up, they had to pee so badly it lasted for what seemed like 5minutes, and were so thirsty they drank 2 bowls of water. There was also urine or feces on their bedding after boarding- with no explanation or apology offered. We stopped going there. After nearly 10 years, and with a new puppy, we thought we would give BD another try. Practically from day 1, things were poor. The "Live" video never worked. When it did, it showed the dogs running around with one staff standing against a wall and on their cell phone. We scheduled our puppy for a bath- it never happened. A couple of weeks ago, we boarded our puppy for 1 overnight. I arrived at 8am (when they open), staff was not ready. I waited, along with 10 other parents, for my puppy to be brought down, and was told he hadn't been fed breakfast. I noticed he was wet, but it wasn't until I got him to the car that I realized it was urine, and all of his bedding was saturated with urine. When I got him home, I noticed that all of the food I pre-packaged for him, was still in the bag. He hadn't been fed at all while in their care! I had really hoped BD had changed, but it's obvious that they haven't. It's clear they don't hire competent staff or train them properly. I would not recommend anyone bringing their dog there! Yelp is making me rate BD with a Star- I wouldn't give one if I didn't have to!

    Center For Wildlife - animalshelters - Updated July 2026

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