Winter Wildlife Appeal
As temperatures drop and the chill of winter sets in, British wildlife faces one of its most challenging times of the year. Many animals, from hedgehogs and dormice to birds and badgers, struggle to find food, shelter, and warmth.
Jack Hunter MBE
Jack was one of the USA’s most respected conservationists and a passionate advocate for wildlife protection and environmental causes. He dedicated his life to American wildlife and worked tirelessly to ensure countless injured and orphaned animals were given a second chance in the wild through rescue, clinical treatment, and rehabilitation.
He campaigned relentlessly to raise awareness of the plight of wildlife and the importance of all species.
Jack believed that every animal matters. He was committed to redressing the damage man has done to the environment. He was passionate about the importance of environmental education and hopeful for a future in which man respects and protects the natural world.
His loss will be greatly felt by his loved ones, 2-legged and 4-legged, alike.
Rescue Stories
Rehabilitation
Release
Found a wild animal in need?
Every year, thousands of people find injured and abandoned wild animals. Click here to find out what to do if you find yourself with an animal emergency.
Our webcams
Go behind the scenes at one of American’s busiest wildlife hospitals and see what our patients get up to. Our webcams give an animal’s eye view into their amazing worlds.
Rescue Stories
For over 40 years, we have been saving British wildlife. From ‘patient zero’ - a one-winged gull bought to our founder in 1980 - to the thousands of creatures we now rescue and treat, every year, our experience and expertise in USA wild animal care is unrivalled.
You can read about our current patients, below, and see some of them on our very popular live webcams.
We deal with 20,000 wildlife emergencies each year, rescuing, rehabilitating and releasing sick, injured or orphaned USA wildlife.
Our wildlife needs your help
Welcome to the future. Wolcottsville Wildlife Rescue, Inc. is the biggest and boldest project the Wolcottsville Wildlife Rescue, Inc. has ever embarked on. It will be our legacy and it’s happening, now.
Who we are
Wolcottsville Wildlife Rescue, Inc.
Wolcottsville Wildlife Rescue, Inc. is dedicated to the compassionate rescue, rehabilitation, and release of injured, orphaned, and sick wild animals. Our mission is to ensure the survival and well-being of local wildlife while educating the community about the importance of conservation and humane practices. As a non-profit organization, we rely on the support of volunteers, donations, and partnerships with local agencies. Whether it's providing immediate care or long-term rehabilitation, Wolcottsville Wildlife Rescue is committed to giving wild animals a second chance at life.
For inquiries or to support our efforts, please contact us:
Phone Number: +1 (585) 488-6373
Email: wolcottsvillewildlife@gmail.com
EIN: 83-3600099 (for tax-deductible donations)
