Wildlife Works, Inc, Youngwood PA

Took in a gold finch I had found on the ground unable to fly. They do require appointments, this is due to the fact they are volunteer and have limited staff. I was relieved to be able to give this little bird a chance! Thanks guys.

Thank you for all of your help Kim! This organization is wonderful and our community is lucky to have them! Erin

Great help! I called as soon as they opened for an injures fawn and they gave me another number to get her in! Super helpful and friendly. Thanks guys!

Horrible attitude. Old lady with bowl cut acted so inconvenienced to do her volunteer job. I will never go back here and I’m never donating.

One of the best shelters around, quickly took in the orphaned baby possums we found. Very helpful.

Wonderful volunteer. Took a squirrel there who got hit by our house, he just seemed to have broken leg. They took him. They do ask for a donation, but they help alot of animals. We also donated the cage. Hope Bucky makes it. That's what the kids named him.

Best place on planet! I had no one to help me with this bunny I found that someone hit and left and I called a couple vets around me in greensburg to help this animal and put it down because I knew no one would be able to help it and they all said no which I thought was disgusting I assumed that vets like all doctors took some sort of oath to not leave a distressed animal or hurt animal to suffer and die but apparently not. Im from Erie and a vet there did do this for me when I found a baby bunny who’s back legs got hit and there was no way to help, but the lord was with me and this bunny because I found this place and the woman who greeted me was the most kind and caring person I have ever met she gave me a hug seeing how upset I was and even took the bunny when i had nothing at that time to give because all I had was a credit card I think her name was Elizabeth and I doubt she knows what she did for me that day but it was a whole lot and I won’t forget it. I will donate as much as I can as often as I can because this place is amazing and not many like it.

The lady was *not* nice to me on the phone-not even a little bit. However, don't let that discourage you from contacting; she did rescue the box turtle I found on the street without any donation from me. She cares about animals, for sure. Thank you for your help, WWI.

Very kind and helpful people. Called with a sick Robin fledgling that was sitting in my yard looking pretty rough. They told me they were full to capacity but called back in a few minutes to tell me they could take a sick bird. I have no idea if the little guy made it or not, but I was so thankful to have a place to take him for care. The location itself is bustling with happy wildlife, so make sure you drive slowly if you come in!

Wildlife rehabilitation organization. Non-profit. They accept injured birds, squirrels, possums and other small wild animals into their care for recovery and eventual release.