Finding a licensed wildlife rehabilitator near you is the best way to help a baby bird who's fallen out of the nest, a squirrel who's been hit by a car, a crow who seems unable to fly, or any other …

Find contact information for nearest wildlife rehabilitators, wildlife centers, and resources to best help the animal. Find Support

Dec 31, 2024 · Find a Wildlife Rehabilitator If you find an injured, orphaned, or sick wild animal or have questions about human-wildlife conflict refer to the map below to find the wildlife …

Jan 31, 2025 · NWRA’s Web site will take you through several methods for locating licensed wildlife rehabilitators in your city and state. You can also contact the NWRA central office at …

Wild For Life is more than just a wildlife rehabilitation center—it’s a place of healing and hope for animals in need. Spread across 10 peaceful acres, our sanctuary is a safe haven where …

we rehabilitate injured, orphaned, sick and displaced wildlife to give them a second chance at life by returning them ’back to the wild’ The goal of wildlife rehabilitation is to return recovered …

When you find an injured animal, it is important to know who to contact for information on what to do and where to bring the animal. Below are links to listings of wildlife rehabilitators/centers by …

Nutmeg Acres Wildlife Rehabilitation is a 501 (c) (3) non-profit organization dedicated to the rescue, rehabilitation and release of sick, injured and orphaned wildlife. We see the majority of …

A list of local and national wildlife rehabilitators and organizations providing assistance and support for wildlife in need.

Did you find a wild animal that needs help? Call or text us at (615) 266-5701. We return calls, texts, and emails as quickly as we can, but don’t wait! Find a licensed rehabber by visiting the …

Licensed Washington State wildlife rehabilitators: Call PAWS Wildlife Center at 425.412.4040. Search by county on the Washington Department of Fish & Wildlife website.

Visit Animal Help Now to find additional wildlife rehabilitators. injured or orphaned wildlife?

AWARE takes around 1,300 injured and orphaned patients from around 100 species each year - more than any other center in the state. But unfortunately, there are many more animals in …

At Willows Wildlife Rehab, we rescue and rehabilitate wildlife that is ill, injured, or orphaned. Support our mission by learning more about our local wildlife population and what you can do …

Animal Help Now - a website and free phone app - helps you find immediate and appropriate assistance for wildlife emergencies and conflicts across the United States, day or night, 24/7. …

Feb 5, 2025 · A Raptor Center volunteer flight tests a bald eagle patient using a creance—a long cord that tethers the bird to the volunteer. Share this article. Issue: Spring 2025. ... Wildlife …

Provide rehabilitative support to wildlife species in need. Provide mentorship and training to permitted and sub-permitted rehabilitators. Participate in community events to promote human …

Found an animal in need? Please text (include a picture if possible) or leave a message on our hotline at 864-233-0339. For a list of rehabbers near you and emergency steps you can take to help, please visit our "I Found An Animal" page. Contact Rhonda Weed at [email protected] for class reservations only. Classes fill up quickly!