Wildlife Care Association

Wonderful people doing great work. Donate your time and/or money to helping rehabilitate our local wildlife.

Take any non-pet animals to them. Animal control referred me to them for a possum I (my dog) caught (it survived with minimal injury).

Great place! Also, donate then your unused pet supplies!

I found a baby bird, I was so worried because it wasn't eating. So I turned it in here. I hope they help it out grow and release it back to live free!

They really care and are doing so much with so little. Friendly, knowledgeable, so so busy.

Taking care of creatures in need of help is one of the greatest acts of kindness possible.

I found a baby turkey and brought it to the wildlife Care association and they were the most professional caring people I've met. Keep up the great work you guys are doing!

They are very knowledgeable and super nice. This is the place the bring an injured wild animal.

It’s a blessing to have a place to take injured, ill or orphaned wildlife for a second chance of living a full life.

They took in my 6 orphan baby skunks. Place the with a new mommy till they are old enough to survive on their own.
I would love to work there

Two years ago I found a young, very large hawk in my yard and took it to WCA. I called to try and find out about it and no one returned my call.

We found a super small baby squirrel in our yard and didn’t know what to do. It was a Saturday and didn’t know if anywhere would be open. Wildlife association was! They reassured us she would be fine, putting her in an incubator for warmth and feeding her formula from a syringe. Even today, they’re still super communicative, sharing videos of her eating/getting bigger, and letting us know the plan to release her as a teen along with other squirrels her age. Thank you, Wildlife Care Association!

My husband and I brought in an injured bird and the folks here were wonderfully helpful and friendly