Wildlife Rehabilitation MD

01/08/2025

Remember to check that your current WRMD entries are being made in 2025. If your system is still showing 2024, try logging out and logging back in to get the year to adjust to 2025. Reach out if you need any assistance!

12/30/2024

https://www.wildneighborsdp.org/give
Our goal is to always offer a free version of WRMD; and we need your help to do it! Your generosity keeps WRMD going for wildlife rehabilitators around the globe. Please consider a year-end gift or recurring gift today.

We are incredibly grateful for our WRMD community!

With your help, we can continue to empower wildlife professionals across the globe in order to save more wild lives. You keep us going.The Wild Neighbors Database Project is a US 501(c)3 non-profit organization which promotes international wildlife rehabilitation by developing online data management...

12/23/2024

Here's what we've accomplished together in 2024 as a WRMD community!

12/09/2024

Two members of The WNDP team recently visited the states of New York and Pennsylvania to attend the New York State Wildlife Rehabilitation Council conference and to meet with as many of our WRMD friends as they could! Click the image to read all about their trip and the WRMD users they met along the way.

Our team made a trip to New York and Pennsylvania to meet with wildlife rehabilitators and represent WRMD at a the New York State Wildlife Rehabilitation Council conference.

12/03/2024

Our goal is to always keep WRMD accessible to our wildlife rehabilitation community. Every day, wildlife rehabilitators work tirelessly to rescue, heal, and release injured and orphaned animals back into the wild. Your contributions ensure this vital work continues. By supporting WRMD, you’re not just funding software—you’re empowering wildlife heroes to save lives.

With your help, we can continue to offer a free version of WRMD to rehabilitators who need it most, like those responding to unexpected disasters or caring for hundreds of animals during peak seasons. Together, we can give wildlife a second chance.

Will you join us in making this possible?

https://www.wildneighborsdp.org/give

If you'd like to make your gift in honor of someone, email [email protected] to let us know where to send the acknowledgement.

Photo provided by Sonoma County Wildlife Rescue

11/28/2024

11/16/2024

Stop by and say hello to Rachel and Misty if you are attending the New York State Wildlife Rehabilitation Council conference this weekend! They are looking forward to connecting with WRMD users and sharing WRMD expertise.

Rachel and Misty are representing WRMD at the New York State Wildlife Rehabilitation Council annual conference this weekend. Looking forward to connecting with wildlife rehabilitators and sharing WRMD expertise!

11/01/2024

Our team recently attended Oilapalooza in Bakersfield, California. This bi-annual event is hosted by the Oiled Wildlife Care Network and UC Davis. This year’s event was held on October 23rd and 24th and included a full oil spill response drill.

10/23/2024

Our team is currently attending Oilapalooza in Bakersfield, California. Oilapalooza is a biennial conference presented by The Oiled Wildlife Care Network. We are looking forward to lots of networking, learning and a full oil spill response drill!

If you are attending, make sure to catch our OWRMD 3.0 update at 2 pm!

Pictured left to right: Devin Dombrowski (Co-Founder and Lead Developer), Misty Libby (Wildlife Data and User Support Manager), Doris Duncan (Board Member), Rachel Avilla (Co-Founder and President)

10/18/2024

WNDP Co-Founder and Lead Developer, Devin Dombrowski, shares how he got started in wildlife rehabilitation. We are so grateful for all of his contributions to the field of wildlife conservation.

10/08/2024

Thank you, Doris, for everything that you do for WRMD and The Wild Neighbors Database Project!

09/30/2024

WNDP Board member, Marie Travers, shares why she is passionate about serving on the board and supporting WRMD. Thank you, Marie, for everything that you do for us!

09/24/2024

Our most recent project, Ceto, is now live!

09/19/2024

We want to highlight a significant Botulism event that is taking place in the Klamath Basin of Northern California. As of today, rescuers have received 835 live patients and collected thousands of dead birds from the refuge.

WNDP's Board member, Marie Travers, is Co-Director at Bird Ally X Botulism Response and the rescue team is using WRMD for record keeping. Please visit their page for more information or to offer your support.

Photo credit - Bird Ally X Botulism Response
Pictured below from left to right: Marie Travers (Co-Director of Bird Ally X and WNDP Board Member), members of the Tri-State Bird Rescue & Research, Inc. team, January Bill (Co-Director of Bird Ally X)

09/05/2024

Our Co-Founder and Lead Developer, Devin Dombrowski, shares his passion behind creating databases to help the wildlife rehabilitation community.

08/30/2024

WRMD Tip: WRMD has a Quick Admit feature that can be activated. This will only require four fields to be completed in order to admit a patient. Visit the link below for details on how to activate this feature.

https://wrmd.helpscoutdocs.com/article/93-quick-admit

08/24/2024

Hello community! We were just informed our server was down. We are on it, right now, and hope to get it back up and running ASAP. Sorry for the disruption.

08/16/2024

Hear the story of how the WRMD logo was created!

Here’s the story of how our worm logo was created.