Wildlife Rehabilitators in Washington County
What to know before you call
Rehabilitators often specialize in one or a few species. If you're not sure what type of animal you're calling about, check the animal categories list below. Make sure the type of animal you're calling about matches the rehabilitator's specialty.
- Animal Categories
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Type of Animal Species Insectivore Shrew, mole Rodent/Rabbit Mouse, rat, vole, squirrel, rabbit, woodchuck, muskrat, porcupine, beaver Canids Fox, coyote Felids Bobcat Mustelids Weasel, mink, fisher, marten, badger, otter Cave Bats Big brown bat, little brown bat, tricolored, northern long-eared bat, Indiana bat Tree Bats Red bat, silver-haired bat, hoary bat Hoofed Deer, elk, moose Non-passerine Hummingbirds, doves, pigeons, nighthawks, cuckoos, kingfishers, woodpeckers, swift Passerine Songbirds Seabirds Gull, tern, pelican Waterfowl Duck, goose, swan, merganser Other Waterbirds Loon, grebe, cormorant Short Leg Wader Rail, plover, sandpiper, snipe, coot Long Leg Wader Heron, bittern, crane, egret Raptor Hawk, falcon, osprey, owl Upland birds Turkey, grouse, pheasant, quail, partridge Reptile Turtle, snake, lizard Amphibian Frog, toad, salamander
| Name | Address | Phone/Email | Species | Website | Additional Information |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Jackie Turner | Kewaskum |
414-333-1008 |
Rodents/rabbits, raccoon | ||
| Jolyn Kuban | Slinger |
262-388-2972 |
Rodents/rabbits, raccoon | ||
| Wanakia Wildlife Rehabilitation & Education Center | 2233 Mayfield Rd., Richfield | 414-803-0388 | Small mammals, opossums, cottontail rabbits, squirrels, passerines, non-passerines, raptors, waterfowl | https://wanakia.org/ |
Wanakia Wildlife will be admitting a limited number of wildlife for care in August. Starting in September, no wildlife will be admitted for the remainder of 2024. Please reach out to other wildlife rehabilitation facilities during this time if you need assistance with an injured, sick or potentially orphaned wild animal. Admits animals from Washington County. Please call the center first and leave a message if necessary. |