Tucson Wildlife Center Inc

Highly trained experts in wildlife rescue and rehabilitation. Excellent facilities and caring staff.

I drove an hour and half to get here and I will do it again any day! This team is AMAZING! They WORK HARD! And nonstop! The animals are so well cared for, I got the call as soon as my rescue was able to be rehabilitated, and no hesitation to accept the animal! Everyone was equally friendly and so kind! Cannot thank them enough!

I loved that they rescue the animals and allow them to heal after they are picked up. These are the types of organizations that we should all donate to in order save our environment.

They where really awesome They were overworked understaffed they already had a full page of rescued animals from 6 to 12 yet still caring and willing to help and we get an update on our rescue we were behind a very rude lady who is taking up time for the other rescue animals to complain about keeping illegal animals refuse to listen the worst part of all of this was the other lady that was before us

Traveled to Tucson to deliver an injured animal (bird) to a wildlife center. Phonecall was made to confirm due to fact some "animal care centers" DON'T accept wildlife for medical services. This place truly CARES about animals not just a CAT/DOG. Thank God! I feel great about my decision to go to Tucson Wildlife Center instead of "Let Nature take care of the animal" as most animal "care"centers told me. Great place, people and animals. Please support & donate $$.

Dropped off a baby quali that was lost, couldn't find its family. Very friendly and helpful.

I’ve had two experiences with them and they’re extremely rude on the phone every time. I’m pretty sure it’s one particular girl as she sounds blatantly miserable and depressed on the phone. Sorry you hate your job! Find a new one:)

So grateful for these guys being here. Found a little quail fledgling at our busy hotel. There's no way mom would find him before a person or car harmed him. We were on vacation and unable to care for him ourselves. Found TWC online and they took the poor little quail baby. So relieved and grateful these guys were able to help.

Found a baby bird, no nest in sight, they said it’s illegal for me to take this bird in and illegal for them to except it. They said to just leave it in a box in a tree or bush.

A great place where we they take care of injured wildlife and prepare them for returning to nature. Staff is very dedicated and caring. Do help support their efforts.
They took in this little Western Screech Owl we brought to the after a scuffle with a Cooper Hawk.

Wonderful place that provides a wonderful service to our community. Everyone should consider donating to this cause. They were quick to take over the care of this little guy who hit our window.

I took an injured bird there, and they came out right away and seemed very caring, even over a little bird.

Not a place you can visit and tour. If you read something else that says you can. At this time that would be false. I was hoping it was a donation based deal to visit the animals. I was wrong.

This is just an animal rescue.

I called them about an abandoned hummingbird nest. They basically told me I didn't understand hummingbird rearing and now both babies are dead. When you call they are rude and dismissive.

We recently found an abandoned baby quail and this was the only place in the southern part of Arizona available to rescue the poor thing. We drove two hours to tucson as soon as we were able and they even opened their doors to us after hours for a successful rescue. It seems they have resced and rehabilitated over 2,000 animals just thus year with nearly 200 of them being quail. Thank you for being available as it is not legal to rehabilitate indigenous species as a common folk and quail can live up to 18 years in captivity! 10/10 recommend

Very friendly and helpful staff. I brought them 2 injured birds on different occasions, and they were very accommodating. Very nice facility.

Took an animal in and gave them some money to help out, they originally tried to discourage us from bringing it in, but the next day they accepted it, saying that on the phone. The guy at the front tried to discourage us again but relented after vet took it due to injury. They promised to let us know how it was, but told us to wait a few days after calling because only the vet can call us back and they're "very busy". Never heard back, so I'll assume the animal was put down. Since I drive fifty miles to get there, I think they could do better than just acting like they care.

Called about a hurt hawk in my backyard that has been there for 4 days already and explained that is has fallen in my pool multiple time and the tree it's nest is in my neighbors yard and its a huge tree that we cannot reach. I have a German Shepard who already chased it behind the refrigerator outside, where the wing got caught and we had to get it unstuck. I told them that it is hurt and they refuse to help, saying that it's probably doesn't know how to fly when we have seen it fly multiple times before. How do you guys call yourself a rescue when you are telling us to just leave it alone? It hasn't eaten and we do make sure it at least has water but I don't see it lasting any longer. We have also reached out to game and fish and other places that all told us to call Tucson Wildlife Center.