Wildlife Rehabilitation Clinic Inc. 636-677-3670
Welcome!
Although our primary purpose is to care for injured and orphaned wildlife with successful release back into the wild, our services include educating the public and numerous community services.
Some of these services include advice and assistance in dealing with wildlife, volunteer opportunities, scouting badges, Eagle Scout projects and our education program which includes seminars and presentations for organizations and schools.
Breaking News:
We are in full swing at the clinic and in the near future we will need new release sites for our rehabilitated animals and we are always in need of new volunteers. Please click the "How Can I Help?" or "Release" links above for more information.
Special Events:
On behalf of The Wildlife Rehabilitation Clinic and our four legged guests, we greatly appreciate everyone who participated in our Open House event held Sunday, April 27th. The Open House was a fabulous success due to the guests of our community and their generosity. It is a wonderful sight to see communities come together to support our Missouri wildlife. One hundred percent of the proceeds from this event will be spent on the upkeep and advancement of the Wildlife Rehabilitation Clinic and our special animal guests.
In addition, we would like to thank all the WRC volunteers and members who worked together to make the open house possible. Through hard work and dedication these volunteers make a better place for Missouri wildlife.
In the future the Wildlife Rehabilitation Clinic will hold more events, so please check back with us or choose the "HOW CAN I HELP?" link above for more opportunities to help us in reaching our common goal....."caring for tomorrow's wildlife".
636-677-3670
News & Views
IF YOU FIND A BABY OPOSSUMIf you ever come across a sick or injured opossum the tips below will help you to determine the correct course of action. And as always please call us for any further information.
When the Opossum mother has been killed - Check pouch for living babies, remove and bring them to clinic or bring mom to clinic and we will remove the babies.
Found wandering in yard or street -Check for others walking around and/or check for the mother, possibly killed, located close. If the mother is found dead, check for babies in her pouch or bring in the mother to the clinic.
If no mother is found - Please bring the others to clinic. ***mother opossums will not come back for their young.
Donate Here:
Please take a look at our wish list for items and supplies in which we always need all year around!
Click
here to visit E-Scrip and have a portion of your purchases
donated to us!!!
Click here to use GoodSearch as your search engine and they will
donate money to us for every search!!
Please use the links above. "Caring for tomorrow's wildlife"... must start today!!!