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Alabama Wildlife Rehabilitation Center
Visitors can take a self-guided tour on an elevated walkway through the woods to see hawks and owls. Read about other programs and animals.
http://www.alawildliferehab.org/

American Association of Wildlife Veterinarians
National organization focus on wildlife health and science, including preventative medicine. Includes meeting and membership details.
http://www.aawv.net/

Care and Rehabilitation of Wildlife
Highlights the nonprofit's mission and services, describes its educational programs, and provides a membership application.
http://www.crowclinic.org/

Citizens for the Preservation of Wildlife
Aims to protect wildlife from abuse, exploitation, unjust legislative actions and extinction. Read the deer and Canada geese petitions.
http://www.preservewildlife.com/

Ellijay Wildlife Rehabilitation Sanctuary
Georgia animal sanctuary is dedicated to the preservation and care of America's wildlife and to wildlife-related education.
http://www.wildliferehabsanctuary.org/

Fellow Mortals Wildlife Rehabilitation
Lake Geneva, Wisconsin, wildlife rehabilitation facility aims to release its animals back to the wild. Find out about events or contributions.
http://www.fellowmortals.org/

International Bird Rescue Research Center
California-based oiled and injured bird rescue organization. Find a regional representative and learn about the rehabilitation program.
http://www.ibrrc.org/

International Wildlife Rehabilitation Council
Features interviews with wildlife workers, conservation news, and a store that offers guides, journal reprints, and research papers.
http://www.iwrc-online.org/

Missouri Wildlife Rescue Center
Learn about the center's patients, peruse news features, view announcements for upcoming events, and scan the wish list.
http://www.mowildlife.org/

National Wildlife Rehabilitators Association
Nonprofit org. promotes the integrity and professionalism of wildlife rehabilitation groups. Learn about education and work opportunities.
http://www.nwrawildlife.org/

New England Wildlife Center - Preserving Wildlife
Hingham, Mass., educational and medical nonprofit works in native wildlife preservation and rehabilitation and protection of animal habitats.
http://www.newildlife.com/

Rogers Wildlife, Inc.
Non-profit wildlife rescue center specializes in the rescue and rehabilitation of injured, sick, or orphaned birds. Based in Hutchins, Texas.
http://www.rogerswildlife.org/

Spruce Creek Wildlife Rehabilitation Center
Licensed Florida rehabilitator offers advice on dealing with injured wild creatures. View photos of some of her "patients" and make a donation.
http://www.scwildliferehab.com/

Squirrel Wildlife Rehabilitation
Explains how to find a local wildlife rehabilitator and provides step-by-step instructions on stabilizing a baby squirrel. View photographs.
http://www.squirrel-rehab.org/

SW Wildlife Rehabilitation & Educational Foundation
Nonprofit organization rescues and rehabilitates injured and orphaned wildlife native to Arizona. Includes a reading list.
http://www.southwestwildlife.org/

Wild About Cats
Based in Auburn, California, this organization takes in captive-bred exotic cats that need new homes. Read stories about rescued cats.
http://www.wildaboutcats.org/

Wild Spirit
New York wildlife rehabilitation profiles its work and offers animal rescue tips and cautions. Find membership and donation information.
http://www.wildspirit.org/

Wildlife Care Center
Get wildlife factsheets from this Ft. Lauderdale animal-rescue organization, read the newsletter, and check the events calendar.
http://www.wildcare.org/

Wildlife Center of Virginia
Educational and research hospital for native wildlife seeks to educate people about related concerns and issues. Check out the events schedule.
http://www.wildlifecenter.org/

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