Found an orphaned, injured or sick wild animal? Contact a local wildlife rehabilitator or find a wildlife rehabilitation center using our listing.

Each of our facilities have incredibly unique programs that rescue animals from horrific captive situations and rehabilitate them so they can live and roam freely within large natural habitats with others of their own kind.

Need help with an injured, orphaned, or otherwise distressed wild animal? Animal Help Now connects you with the closest wildlife emergency helpers. 1. Provide your location. 2. Select your helper. We’ll provide you with contact information for wildlife rehabilitators and other experts near you. 3. Contact them.

Newhouse Wildlife Rescue is your local wildlife rehabilitator, dedicated to rescuing and rehabilitating injured wildlife in the area. Contact us for help with injured wildlife today.

Aware is a non-profit organization created to provide an alliance of concerned citizens and permitted wildlife rehabilitators dedicated to helping wildlife in need. We seek to increase public awareness of conservation issues and methods of minimizing human …

Harmony Wildlife's mission is to care for Tennessee’s orphaned and injured wildlife. We provide a temporary place for animals to mature or recover with the goal of release into their natural habitats.

West Sound Wildlife Shelter is a non-profit 501(3)(c) organization, which provides injured, orphaned, and sick wildlife a second chance at life and promotes the well-being of wildlife and their habitats through public outreach, education, and involvement.

Our rescue teams save wildlife that have been orphaned, injured, displaced or confiscated in illegal trade. We rescue animals one by one, anytime, anywhere. And we work to rehabilitate rescued animals and return them to the wild.

The Houston SPCA’s Wildlife Center of Texas is Houston’s only trauma and wildlife rehabilitation center that treats all injured, sick, or orphaned native Texas wildlife species, and turns away no animal in need.

Wildlife Rescue — What You Need to Know. Do you have a wild animal in need of assistance? We are here to help. Wild animals require specialized treatment and diets to recover from injuries or to develop into healthy adults so please do not attempt to care for or raise wildlife yourself.