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Wildlife
Rehabilitation Center
Find a wild animal in distress?
Please call
414-431-6204
For other questions about wild animals, call our Wildlife Tip Lines 24/7
at
414-431-6137
or visit
Common Wildlife Questions
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The Wisconsin Humane
Society's Wildlife Rehabilitation Center annually
cares for more than 5,000 injured,
sick and orphaned wild animals of over 145 different
species. Our goal is to rescue, rehabilitate
and return them to the wild.
In addition to helping
animals in our wildlife hospital, we give humane
advice to people who have concerns about injured,
sick, orphaned or wild animals in human living environments. Read our expert
advice about wildlife.
Orphaned Babies Need Your Help
Please help an orphaned robin, finch, dove, raccoon, bunny or other wild baby in our nursery grow big and strong enough for release. These vulnerable little ones need your sponsorship! Click here to choose a baby to support.
Save Your Backyard Birds this Summer: Get Free WindowAlerts!
Birds can collide with your home's windows at any time of year, not just during migration. To help you protect your backyard birds this summer, we are offering free WindowAlert decals. All you need to do is fill out a request form, pay $2.00 shipping and handling, and the Wisconsin Humane Society will send you one free packet of WindowAlerts, while supplies last.
We have also made special arrangements with the folks at WindowAlert, Inc. If you purchase one or more packages of WindowAlerts at windowalert.com, they will give you an additional package, free! You must mention the special code, WIHUMANE, for this special offer. With each order, WindowAlert, Inc. will also donate $1 back to WHS to help us continue our lifesaving efforts for birds!
For more information about bird window collision prevention at home, click here.
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Urban Wildlife Cards
Check out the new wildlife greeting cards for sale at the Wisconsin Humane Society. These cards feature six different animals who have received treatment at the Wisconsin Humane Society's Wildlife Rehabilitation Center. Click here to order a set of urban wildlife cards. All proceeds benefit the wild animals being treated at the Wisconsin Humane society's Wildlife Rehabilitation Center.
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Wisconsin Rehabilitators Directory
 The Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources has developed a directory where you can get more information on licensed wildlife rehabilitators throughout Wisconsin. If you need to find a rehabilitator in another part of the state, click here.
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