Wildlife rehabilitation

If you respect and admire wild animals, wildlife rehabilitation might just be the calling for you. There is much more to the job than just a love for wildlife. Successful rehabilitation and release of sick, injured and orphaned wild animals requires specific skills and knowledge, as well as legal permits and licenses. What is […]

Each year our center admits hundreds of injured and orphaned birds, mammals, and reptiles—with the goal of providing them with needed care and releasing back into the wild

Every winter I clean out my wildlife rehabilitation medicine cabinet. I take inventory of what I have and what I will need for the coming year. You can easily stock up on supplies and equipment to meet your center’s needs or purchase supplies for your local rehabilitator.

Becoming a wildlife rehabilitator involves several steps, including education, gaining experience, obtaining necessary permits, and networking within the wildlife rehabilitation community. Here's a general guide on how to become a wildlife rehabilitator:

Our Mission: To rescue, rehabilitate, and release native wildlife and to provide sanctuary, individualized care, and a voice for other animals in need.

Everyone has their own story of what they wanted to be when they grew up. For me, it was always a blur... Until one day in April of 2019, when my journey changed for the better. Here’s my story of becoming a Wildlife Rehabilitator!

Clinic for the Rehabilitation of Wildlife – CROW

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Wild animals that are hurt or sick need care, just like any other animal. Some veterinarians specialize in this kind of work, but the main group of people responsible for healing wild animals are wildlife rehabilitators. Becoming a...