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This is a comprehensive list of wildlife rehabilitators statewide. It is accurate and up-to-date. If there is no listing for your city/county, look for a rehabilitator in an adjacent county. Do not call the Department of Wildlife Resources or the Wildlife Helpline.
Our licensed rehabilitators, located throughout Northern Virginia and surrounding areas, work with a network of volunteers, wildlife centers, animal shelters, humane societies, nature centers and veterinary hospitals to provide life-saving work for wildlife in need.
Maleena's Wildlife Rescue, Tappahannock, Virginia. 5,839 likes · 872 talking about this · 16 were here. A 501c3 wildlife rehab facility that rescues, rehabilitates & releases Virginia’s native wildlife 💕
Found an orphaned, injured or sick wild animal? Contact a local wildlife rehabilitator or find a wildlife rehabilitation center using our listing.
Contact the Animal Protection Police through the police non-emergency line at (703) 691-2131. What is wildlife rehabilitation? Wildlife rehabilitators provide professional care to sick, injured, orphaned and “kidnapped” wildlife. Wildlife rehabilitators are dedicated in their efforts to ensure comprehensive and humane care.
Need help with an injured, orphaned, or otherwise distressed wild animal? Animal Help Now connects you with the closest wildlife emergency helpers. Get Help Now
Find your nearest bird rescue, hospital and rehabilitation center. HAVE YOU FOUND AN INJURED BIRD? If you’ve found a sick, injured, or orphaned bird, it is imperative that you quickly find a qualified bird rescue organization, wildlife rehabilitator, or wildlife hospital near you.
This Wildlife Rescue Directory is a database of wildlife rehabilitators across the US. It contains the name, location, and contact information of organizations and individuals that perform wildlife rehabilitation activities.
Find Help Near You. Turtle Rescue League gets calls from all over the country and North America, and we’re always happy to help. But we’re not always close to you, so we want to make it fast for you to find a licensed wildlife rehabilitator near you in an emergency.
Enter the name of your city or town or your postal or your zip code in the search bar and click “Find Locations”. The map will populate with rescuers who are located in your area. Along with the red balloons that appear, a list of names will also appear below the map.
