wildliferehabilitation
Wildlife rehabilitation is the process of caring for injured, ill, or orphaned wildlife with the goal of releasing them back into the wild. This practice requires specialized knowledge, skills, and facilities to ensure the humane treatment and care of the animals. Rehabilitators work to restore an animal's physical and behavioral health, making them self-sufficient and capable of living on their own in the wild.
Wildlife rehabilitation centers provide a safe environment for animals to receive care and treatment. Trained staff
Some of the most common injuries or conditions treated at wildlife rehabilitation centers include broken bones,
In addition to providing direct care for injured or orphaned animals, wildlife rehabilitators also play a crucial
Rehabilitators must comply with local and national regulations regarding the treatment and release of wildlife. Before