Wildlife Rehabilitation Center

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.

WHS Becomes Noah's Ark!

The recent heavy rains have flooded-out countless baby wild animals.  On Monday, June 9, our Wildlife Rehabilitation Center admitted 72 wild animals for care!  Many of these animals had been washed out of their nests or burrows by the slashing rain and flood waters.  We need your help to care for all of these precious babies.  Click here to see just some of the many wild animals in our care.

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.