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Every year, we help hundreds of wild baby animals are brought the us in desperate need of help due to sickness, injury, or being orphaned. And your financial contributions and donations play a vital role in ensuring that these vulnerable creatures receive the care they need to thrive once again in their natural habitats. By participating in our Wild Animal Baby Shower, you’re not just donating; you’re becoming a crucial part of their journey to recovery and eventual release back into the wild. Together, let’s make a positive impact and give these innocent animals a second chance at life. Your generosity today will help safeguard the future of our wildlife tomorrow.

 

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Wildlife Rescue, Rehabilitation, and Education

Since 1979

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“Providing a better future for wildlife
through rescue, rehabilitation, education and research.”

Latest Wildlife News, Updates, Educational Content and Book Reviews

Birding Throughout Wisconsin

My name is Ryan Giordanelli, and I arrived at the Northwoods Wildlife Center in early February to start an internship here. As my last week here begins, I was asked to write about my many adventures around the state. Last year, I started birding as a hobby after seeing a lot of awesome species during fieldwork in California. As my […]

Common Redpoll

Wildlife Rehab Report for April 12, 2024

Orphaned Baby Squirrels These two baby squirrels were admitted to the Wildlife Center after construction workers noticed they had fallen out of a nest on their job site. They kept them in a safe place where they hoped the mom would find them. These squirrels fell out of the tree due to high winds, but the activity of the job […]

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Owl House Update

Thanks to everyone who has stuck with us while we figure out the best way to build the new owl house. Our biggest challenge in developing a plan for the Owl House has been balancing the needs and priorities of the Northwoods Wildlife Center with the need to ethically and responsibly manage donations people have already made toward the Owl […]

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Our mission is to provide a
better future for wildlife through rehabilitation, education, and research. To accomplish this, our work takes
us throughout the Northwoods to rescue and rehabilitate 600-700 animals in need each year. We also educate
over 10,000 people each year about wildlife, the environment and the importance of maintaining the delicate
balance of our Northwoods ecosystem. We truly need you, our devoted and awesome supporters, to
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