Wildlife Rehab Centers United States

Wildlife rehabilitation centers play a crucial role in rescuing, treating, and rehabilitating injured, orphaned, or displaced wildlife. These centers are staffed by trained professionals and volunteers who care for a wide range of species, from birds and small mammals to reptiles and larger animals. Their primary goal is to restore the health of these animals so they can be returned to their natural habitats, ensuring the preservation of local wildlife populations. In addition to medical treatment, rehab centers provide food, shelter, and recovery environments suited to each animal’s needs. Many centers also educate the public about wildlife conservation and the importance of coexisting with nature. Through their efforts, wildlife rehabilitation centers help maintain biodiversity and support ecological balance. Here is a list of wildlife rehab centers across the U.S. that receive donation from a portion of our art sales. Please consider making donations to any in your area.

A hummingbird being nursed back to health at a wildlife rehab center

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  • Wildlife Rehabilitation Center of Minnesota
    Website: www.wrcmn.org

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  • Wildlife Rehabilitation Center of Northern Utah
    Website: www.wrcnu.org

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  • Vermont Institute of Natural Science (VINS) Wildlife Services
    Website: www.vinsweb.org

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