Information about squirrels and wildlife rehabilitation, based mostly upon the author's personal experiences.

Information about squirrel houses constructed from used tires.

Chronicles the history of man's use of squirrels for their meat and desert survival tactics. Photos and narrative of wild and urbanized squirrels.

Information on how they use their tails, funny stories, pictures, and links.

Home of Boo-Boo the Squirrel, Vice President of Public Relations for his own corporation.

The official site of the Squirrel Rights League. Background on various species, and networking opportunities for squirrel lovers. Images, chat, fact sheets, anti-hunting efforts.

Life with a tame squirrel and six chinchillas; information about other animals rescued by the author. Screen saver and calendar downloads.

A squirrel specific wildlife rehabilitation collective in New York devoted to orphaned and injured squirrels.

Found an orphaned squirrel? This site can help you locate a wildlife rehabilatator. Site also has photos to help identify baby squirrel ages.

Fact sheets on history and biology of squirrels, including images and links.

A wildlife rehabilitator shares her knowledge on the care and feeding of orphaned and injured squirrels.

An international organization open to all squirrel lovers.

Collection of articles, images, and assorted links. Many outdated.

Lots of information including squirrel history, trivia, FAQ and video.