- United Kingdom@ (16)
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- Turtles and Tortoises@ (6)
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- Recreation: Outdoors: Wildlife: Rehabilitation (266)
- Society: Issues: Environment: Conservation and Endangered Species (366)
American Wildlife Foundation
awildfound.org
Molalla, Oregon based facility dedicated to teaching people to care for and about wildlife through education, animal care and rehabilitation.
Wildlife Rescue and Rehabilitation, Inc.
wildlife-rescue.org
A non-profit sanctuary. Includes stories and news, photograph gallery, tips for dealing with urban wildlife, and volunteer opportunities. Located in Boerne, Texas.
Wildlife Waystation
wildlifewaystation.org
A 160 acre animal sanctuary and rehabilitation facility for wild and exotic wildlife, located in Southern California.
The Wild Animal Sanctuary
wildlife-conservation.com
Keenesburg, Colorado. Rescues exotic wildlife including big cats, bears, and wolves. Features individual stories with photos, special projects, videos, and opportunities to help.
Animal Advocates
animaladvocates.us
A non-profit animal rescue and education organization for wildlife and domestic animals located in Los Angeles County but serves most of California. Includes program details as well as volunteer information.
Lions, Tigers and Bears Rescue
lionstigersandbears.org
Provides rescue and educational services for big cats. Located in San Diego, California.
Wild Animal Rescue Foundation of Thailand
warthai.org
The foundation runs several sanctuaries which care for injured and orphaned wildlife.
Mission:Wolf--Sanctuary for Wolves
missionwolf.com
Colorado's Wolf Refuge located in the mountains.
GW Exotic Animal Memorial Park
gwpark.org
A non-profit, no-kill sanctuary for abused and abandoned wildlife. Located in Wynnewood, Oklahoma.
Norcross Wildlife Sanctuary
norcrossws.org
History of the organization plus information on horticulture, educational programs and exhibits.
Fox Valley Wildlife Center
foxvalleywildlife.org
A licensed wildlife rehabilitation center caring for orphaned and injured wild birds and mammals. This volunteer organization funded through donations. Located in the Elburn Woods Forest Preserve, Wasco.
Eagle Tail Mountain Wolf Sanctuary
eagletailmountain.com
A non-profit charity in Tonopah, Arizona rescues and provides homes for abused, abandoned and unwanted wolfdogs (wolf-hybrids) while raising public awareness of the problems surrounding privately owned wolf-hybrids.
Sindisa Wildlife Clinic
sindisawildlifeclinic.co.za
Provide veterinary wildlife services to the people and wildlife of Southern Africa. These services include clinical treatment, rehabilitation, trans-location and research.
Wildlife Victoria Australia: Rescue
wildlifevictoria.org.au
Gives advice and referrals for injured, sick and orphaned native animals. Includes service descriptions, a discussion forum and event listings.
Exotic Cats and Wildlife Orphanage
exoticrefuge.org
Non Profit orphanage for Exotic Cats and other wildlife. Located in Kirbyville, Texas.
Cooper's Rock Mountain Lion Sanctuary
cougarsanctuary.org
News, announcements and photos of events at this sanctuary located in Bruceton Mills, West Virginia.
Tigerhomes.org
tigerhomes.org
Privately owned animal sanctuary and habitat. Offers live web cams featuring Tigers, Lemurs and Lions. Located in Florida.
In-Sync Exotics
insyncexotics.com
Sanctuary for exotic felines located in Wylie, Texas. Includes cat information, news and educational programs.
Big Cat Rescue
bigcatrescue.org
Sanctuary located near Tampa, Florida. Features information on the plight of wild species in captivity, FAQ, news, and contacts.
WildCat Haven
wildcathaven.org
Non-profit, 501c3 rescue facility for abused, displaced, and unwanted captive bred wildcats that provides a better life for smaller wildcats from bobcats to cougars.
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