WELCOME to the source on the web for information on wildlife rehabilitation. Here you will find information on what to do with injured wildlife and who to contact. Information is provided for the public and for the professional wildlife rehabilitator. Many links are provided to sites of interest relating to the field. Information is also present about wildlife in general that will appeal to everyone, so enjoy!

Directory:

• What is Wildlife Rehabilitation?

• Information for the Public......What to do when you find an injured or "orphaned" animal
  A Guide To Assisting Wildlife Babies by Ronda DeVold
  Helping Florida's Wildlife: Baby Song Birds
  Helping Florida's Wildlife: Small Mammal Babies
  Tips for preventing "human-made" orphans
  What To Do When You Find A Baby Bird by Peggi Rodgers
  Wildlife Reference Sheet by Robyn Graboski

  Locating a Wildlife Rehabilitator... a listing of contact people by country and state

  These are the people to contact when you find an injured or orphaned wild
  animal. Locate the closest one to your area and they can help you or at the
  very least give you emergency care instructions and numbers of rehabilitators
  closer to your area that are not listed. Please call these people FIRST!

  Wildlife Agencies of various states

  Wildlife Web Site Directory

  Find biological, species, natural history information, and many more

  information sources!

  Professional Organizations in Wildlife Rehabilitation

  National Wildlife Rehabilitators Association (NWRA)

  International Wildlife Rehabilitators Council (IWRC)

  How to Become a Licensed Wildlife Rehabilitator

  Wildlife Problems..... "the rabbits are eating all the carrots in my garden!"

  Dealing With Nuisance Wildlife (tips by species)

  Silencing the Call of the Wild in Your Own Backyard by Kay L. Hossner, D.V.M.

  Wildlife repellent recipes

  Effects of Cat Predation on Birds

  "Keeping Wildlife at a Safe Distance" (wildlife damage management network)

  Information Concerning Contact with Wildlife.... why you can't keep those
  baby raccoons yourself

  Wild animals as pets?... Why the answer is always no

  Laws regarding wildlife

  Health hazards of wildlife handling (zoonotic diseases)

  What You Can Do to Help Wildlife

  13 Simple Things You Can Do To Avoid Harming Wildlife
  

  (tips from Wildlife Haven, Tiro, Ohio)

  Help your local wildlife rehabilitation organizations

  Tips for saving our wildlife

  Other ways of helping wildlife

  Wildlife Rehabilitation Statistics

  Profiles of Wildlife Rehabilitators

  Learn more about the day to day life of a wildlife rehabilitator here!

  Rehabber of the month: Christine Montuori (Second Chance Wildlife Center)

  Past featured rehabbers . . .

  Rehabilitation center of the month: Noah's Ark Wildlife Coalition, Beenleigh, Australia

  Past featured rehabilitation centers . . .

  Wildlife Rehabilitation Journal for Professionals:

  Wildlife Rehabilitation Today

  Rehabilitation Stories

  True stories about the rescue, treatment, and release of injured and orphaned wildlife

  IMPORTANT TIP: Skunk Odor Remover Formula!

  4 cups hydrogen peroxide

  1/4 cup baking soda

  1 tablespoon to 1/4 cup dish soap

  The above when mixed, is chemically unstable and must be used immediacy.

  Works wonderfully!

  Poems

  Poems written by wildlife rehabilitators

  Quotes

  Words of wisdom from some seasoned rehabbers

  Humor

  Yes, this job does get silly at times!

  Pictures of Wildlife and Rehabilitation

  Take a peek behind the scenes of wildlife rehabilitation!

  Current News Items Concerning Wildlife

  Read about news items of interest to those concerned about wildlife

  Wildbooks: The Online Wildlife (and other!) Bookstore

  By searching for and purchasing books on ANY subject through the link

  below, a contribution will automatically be made to the maintenance of this site.

  Tell you friends to search for/purchase their books HERE to help wildlife.

  Wildlife Rehabilitation Web Discussion Forum / Chat Room

  Post your questions here!

  Information for the Rehabilitation Professional
  

  State Wildlife Rehabilitation Regulations: Oregon

  Publications of Interest to Wildlife Rehabilitators

  WLREHAB: The Wildlife Rehabilitation Mailing List
  

  See pictures of some of our members!
  

  Wildlife Rehabilitation Online Discussion Board: Soarboard

  Ask questions and get answers here on this online forum!

  Note: when you get to the site, click on the word "soarboard"

  RehabChat

  Enter a chat room called "RehabChat" where you can talk LIVE with other rehabbers and

  those interested in wildlife rehabilitation!

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  (Original website developer Ronda DeVold)

  This page last updated 12/1/08

  
  

  The views and opinions expressed in this page are strictly those of the page author.
  The contents of this page have not been reviewed or approved by the University of Minnesota.

The views and opinions expressed in this page are strictly those of the page author.
The contents of this page have not been reviewed or approved by the University of Minnesota.