In 2006, our two founders discovered an injured bird. They took it to a veterinarian who assured them the bird would be ok, and referred them to a wildlife rehabilitator. This experience inspired them to become wildlife rehabilitators themselves. During their first year, they took in just 40 animals. In 2016, Wildwoods admitted over 1,250 animals and began construction on a new, specially designed
facility, emphasizing the use of recycled materials and making as little impact on the environment as possible. Wildwoods continues to grow and relies on community support to help us rehabilitate and release our patients. Our Values
• We believe that our nature and wildlife add immeasurably to our quality of life
• We respect and value animals of all species
• We provide high quality care to all wildlife brought to us
• We establish cooperative relationships with other professionals working towards similar goals
Our Goals
• To provide humane care for sick, injured, and orphaned wildlife, with the ultimate goal of return to the wild
• To provide wild animals a dignified life while in our care and, if necessary, a dignified ending to that life
• To be a resource for people who find wild animals in need
• To foster understanding and appreciation of, as well as respectful coexistence with our wild neighbors
