Websites targeting keyword orphaned wildlife

Back To Nature Wildlife Refuge's mission is to rescue, raise, rehabilitate and release injured or orphaned Florida Native species and protect our wildlife.

To advance the conservation of indigenous species and their habitats through wildlife rescue, rehabilitation, wild release, public education, and partnership

Lone Star Wildlife Rescue (LSWR) is an all-volunteer organization that rehabilitates injured and orphaned wildlife in south central Texas. Our state and federally permitted rehabilitators are available 24 hours a day to help animals in need. To raise public awareness about the problems facing our wildlife today, LSWR also offers educational programs to schools, civic groups, and other organizations.

Squirrel Tales - Care Instructions For Infant Squirrels

A guide to Connecticut Wildlife. Mammals, amphibians, reptiles and birds with images and descriptions.

Dedicated to the proper care and treatment of injured and orphaned wild birds and releasing them back to their natural habitat since 1994 - Le Nichoir fournit tous les soins appropriés aux oiseaux sauvages blessés ou orphelins, puis il les relâche dans leur habitat naturel depuis 1994.

Raptor Education Group, Inc. is a non- profit 501(c)(3) organization dedicated to caring for injured or orphaned native bird species and public education on wildlife issues.

Ojai Raptor Center is a wildlife rescue and rehabilitation center serving Ojai and Ventura, Oxnard, Santa Barbara and beyond. We specialize in taking in injured and sick birds of prey as well as orphaned birds. Although we specialize in bird rescue and rehabilitation we are permitted to take in any distressed wildlife. We also have a wildlife education and conservation program with live birds of prey. For bird or wildlife rescue call 805-649-6884

Flint Creek Wildlife Rehabilitation is a state and federally licensed, private, not-for-profit 501(c)3 corporation dedicated to the care of injured and orphaned wildlife and to educating the public about wildlife and wildlife-related issues. Flint Creek Wildlife treats all species of wild birds, reptiles and amphibians and treats all wild mammals excluding skunks, bats and raccoons.

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Non-profit organization working in Austin and surrounding communities. Rescues, rehabilitates, and releases sick, injured, orphaned, and abandoned wildlife back into the appropriate habitat; educates the public about local wildlife; provides sanctuary for all animals in need.

Welcome to the Pet and Wildlife forum! Discuss your pets such as kittens and puppies, cats and dogs, and get help with orphaned baby birds, baby opossoms, baby squirrels, baby rabbits and baby skunks from an experienced Wildlife Rehabilitator.

Found an baby squirrel? Get help locating a wildlife rehabilitator to care for the baby squirrel you have found. Baby squirrel pictures will help determine the age of the baby squirrel you have found.

A complete source for information about wildlife rehabilitation, including what to do if you find an injured/orphaned animal and who to contact for help. Also contains much information for the professional wildlife rehabilitator as well as for the public in general.

The Wildlife Aid Foundation is a Wild Animal Hospital dedicated to the rescue, care and rehabilitation of sick, injured and orphaned wild animals.

Southwest Wildlife Conservation Center of Scottsdale AZ rescues native wild animals that have lost their homes to development, or are found injured, orphaned, or abandoned.

Animal Ark provides sanctuary to orphaned, injured and non-releasable wildlife. Animal Ark offers fun and educational events, tours and programs.

Rescue, rehab, release of injured, sick & orphaned wildlife in Canberra and the ACT call 0432 300 033 Injured kangaroos call Access Canberra 13 22 81

The mission of the WCSV is to provide high-quality care and rehabilitation of injured, sick, and orphaned wildlife within the Silicon Valley Community. Through educational programs, we foster a positive coexistence between the general public and wildlife, and encourage an interest in, and concern for wildlife conservation issues.

The Orphaned Wildlife Center is a no-kill wildlife sanctuary and rehabilitation center with the goal of returning orphaned wildlife to the wild.

Wildlife Rehabilitation Through Quality Care and Public Education.

Tampa Bay Wildlife Rescue Owl’s Nest Sanctuary for Wildlife is a completely volunteer run non-profit organization that is state and federally permitted to rescue, rehabilitate and release sick, injured, and orphaned native wildlife. We work with all native Florida wildlife including birds, mammals, tortoises, and turtles. We receive no funding from any governmental agency and…

We accept all of Oakland’s homeless, injured, orphaned, unwanted, lost, abandoned and mistreated animals, including companion animals, farm animals, exotic animals, and native wildlife. Every animal brought to our door is welcome, regardless of age, breed, temperament or medical condition.

Baby Warm raises funds to provide volunteer home care wildlife rehabbers with incubators to help them save orphaned animals. A warm bed for every baby.

Wild Instincts wildlife rehabilitation.

STAR Foundation is a non-profit Long Island volunteer organization coming to the aid of injured, displaced and orphaned wildlife and domestic animals in need of help.

Wildlife Rescue was established in 1979 and continues to rescue, rehabilitate, and return injured and orphaned wildlife back to nature.

O.W.N. Our Wild Neighbors is a 501(c)3 non-profit organization dedicated to the rehabilitation and release of injured and orphaned North Carolina wildlife.  To make this an achievable goal, we provide outreach programs to educate area residents how best to live in balance with our environment. Learn More

Providing wildlife rehabilitator links to assist the public in placing orphaned and injured wildlife, to include baby birds mammals, ducklings. Resources are also provided to allow wildlife rehabbers to information to augment their rehabilitation efforts.