Websites targeting keyword animal rehabilitation education

Jukani focuses on wildlife conservation education and specifically the plight of large apex predators in captivity. Eco-tourism, child friendly activity.

International Bird Rescue (IBR) operates two year-round California aquatic bird rescue centers. One in Southern California located in San Pedro (Los Angeles Harbor) and another in Northern California in Fairfield (San Francisco Bay). Since 1971, IBR's team of specialists has led oiled bird rescue efforts in over 200 oil spills in more than 12 countries. It has also been proud member of the Oiled Wildlife Care Network (OWCN) since the beginning of this California state spill response agency. IBR also has a operational Anchorage Wildlife Response Center available for oiled wildlife care in case of oil spills in Alaska.

Alabama’s oldest and largest wildlife rehabilitation facility, returning rehabilitated native birds to the wild while educating the public about Alabama’s wildlife.

Mary Cummins, President of Animal Advocates, Real Estate Appraiser, Los Angeles, California - Biography, Mary Cummins

Welcome to the official New Mexico Wildlife Center blog. While you can visit our primary website at http://www.newmexicowildlifecenter.org/, we use this blog to provide updates on our education programs, information about animal husbandry, and interesting rehabilitation cases that we see in our ICU unit. Take a look around, and feel free to contact us with…

Bear With Us activities include bear rehabilitation, bear sanctuary, and provides educational information regarding black bears, bear facts, bear behaviour as

Birds of Eden is a unique bird sanctuary and eco-tourism child friendly activity. Located near Plettenberg Bay on the Garden Route, South Africa

Hearts Alive Village is a non-profit organization dedicated to rescuing and rehabilitating homeless dogs and cats, primarily those who have run out of time at our local shelter.

Animal Rehab Institute Animal Rehab Education

If you have found a wild animal, contact us for help! We rescue, rehabilitate and release native wildlife back into the wild and educate the public about how to live in harmony with wildlife.

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.

CLAWS, Inc. is a nonprofit organization that is dedicated to helping wild and exotic animals, through educating the public as well as rescuing and rehabilitating those animals in need. Our educational programs and wildlife rehabilitation are done on a local basis: however, our exotic animal rescue has spanned the entire country.