Wild Bird Rehabilitation, St. Louis MO

Drove 100 miles to give them a rock dove.they euthanized it for having mites. I thought this place was for treating and saving birds.

I took a wood finch there that flew into my kitchen window. They did a nice job of taking him and monitoring him before releasing him. I also donated some money since this free service is a great cause.

Amazing people and lifesavers—-we were able to take a bird friend in at 6: 00 on a Friday night, and they immediately put them in with some babies of the same species. They turned a scary situation around.

They’re awesome people with a heart. Kids found a fledgling in the creek that couldn’t fly yet. Possible wing damage, I dk. I went down there and scooped him up in a towel because of rain on the way. Creek was rushing this morning, and full of water, so I tip my cap to the boys for letting me know. We put him in a bucket and we drilled holes through it and I know we shouldn’t have fed him/her but we did feed it fresh worms we dug out. The bird gobbled them down. Put the bird inside the bathroom and I think he/she got a little too comfortable. Anyways, my fiancé took the bird here this morning and had nothing but awesome things to say about the staff. I kind of want the bird back, we bonded and the bird loved getting rubbed. Quite inspiring and I think we have a new passion. Support them. We need nature or we don’t have a life.

The lady was really nice! She gave us a lot of tips to help a baby bird. Would recommend!

I found an injured bird and brought it here. I have a good feeling about it. People at this clinic are going to take good care of my little bird!