What is Wildlife Rehabilitation?
Wildlife rehabilitation is the process of providing aid to injured, orphaned, displaced, or distressed animals so that they may survive and be released into their natural environment.  It also involves anticipating and helping to prevent problems with wildlife as well as humanely resolving human-wildlife conflicts.  The practice of wildlife rehabilitation is restricted to individuals who have the proper state and federal licenses to do so. 

For more information regarding wildlife rehabilitation contact:

Wild In Vermont, Inc.
P.O. Box 163
Underhill Center, VT  05490
802-899-1027

National Wildlife Rehabilitation Association
2625 Clearwater Road, Suite 110
St. Cloud, MN  56301
320-230-9920
NWRA@nwrawildlife.org
www.nwrawildlife.org

International Wildlife Rehabilitation Council
8080 Capwell Drive, Suite 240
Oakland, CA  94621
510-383-9090
office@iwrc-online.org
www.iwrc-online.org