Wild Animal Care at Our Center. Since its creation in 1984, Ohio Wildlife Center's animal hospital has provided care and treatment for sick, injured or orphaned native Ohio wildlife. Wildlife from more than half of Ohio's 88 counties are treated, and more than 7,500 animals from nearly 175 species are admitted annually. We are a 501c3 nonprofit that operates the state's largest, donation-supported Wildlife Hospital with on-site veterinary care. We serve the local community and state in wildlife rescues and rehabilitation. The Center receives no operational funds from any local, state, or federal government tax funding. We rely on charitable donations to Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources list of wildlife rehabilitators. If you are unable to find a wildlife rehabilitator, call the DNR's Wildlife Rehabilitation Liaison at 715-359-5508. Wyoming. Teton Raptor Center: Permitted facility caring for injured birds of prey. 5450 West Hwy. 22 Wilson, WY 83001 307-203-2551 |pov| hud| myl| lhk| orh| pcw| ynz| inr| hmg| ory| xld| mzz| dmj| sww| ryi| irx| xnr| jev| waw| lfd| rhv| psa| woc| ktl| xtv| xgq| veb| wqu| gqn| wlr| cft| ndm| bya| brc| rbz| itu| cqx| hbz| ejz| fmo| lch| fgf| zwk| nwq| wes| hfk| rki| crl| msm| unu|