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

Wildlife centers are often sparsely staffed and underfunded. In the aftermath of a natural disaster, they depend on networks of wildlife rehabbers to help

Feeding lion cubs on a volunteering experience in Zimbabwe

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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:

Did you know that foxes are quickly becoming one of the most popular exotic pets? Here's a look at their behavior, care, and more!

Vena, an eight-month-old orangutan, should still be in the arms of her mom in the forest of Borneo. Instead, she’s living in quarantine at a rehabilitation center in Ketapang, being cared for by humans, and clinging to any maternal figure she can find.

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Kenya’s Reteti Elephant Sanctuary — the first community-owned elephant sanctuary in East Africa — provides a place for injured elephants to heal and a home for elephants orphaned by poaching.

Formula for orphaned or injured young is a big expense for wildlife rehabilitators. Learn how you've helped a variety of little critters get this needed sustenance at a Kansas rescue!

Get a kiss from a wolf at this Indiana rescue habitat.

ECSS Sweetbriar Wildlife Rehab on Instagram: "Make sure to wait for it! Meet Newton, she is one of the newest permanent members of our Sweetbriar family. She loves to take baths. Unfortunately,a well meaning human raised this screech-owl all alone. When a baby animal is cared for by a human, they think they are human and there is no way of changing that thought. It is known as imprinting. Why is imprinting a bad thing? Well, when this owl matures and wants to mate she will try to find a…

For emergency assistance with wildlife, please call 618-988-1067. This page is administered by volunteers.

This Wildlife Rehabilitation Course equips you with the expertise and compassion needed to rescue, heal, and eventually release animals back into their natural habitats, making a tangible impact on conservation. Dive into species-specific care, learn essential skills, and understand how your efforts contribute to larger biodiversity goals.

He's so happy to have space to relax and heal.