If you’re looking for a charity, we’ve got big dreams and lots of beaks to care for. We welcome supply donations, as well as monthly reoccurring payments on the Donations page.
Please visit the Donation page, or use the “Donate” button located on this page. Your charitable gift helps us to get the materials we need to continue to run our facility, such as aviaries, carriers, food, medical supplies, etc. We are a Non Profit 501(c)(3) organization, allowing us to accept your tax-free donations. ABVP (Avian) at North Central Animal Hospital. Additionally, we provide educational presentations to the public upon request and based on availability. Our primary mission is to feed, house, and rehabilitate birds. ( Facebook, Instagram, Google+) About Us: If still unsure, contact us via one of our social media contacts: Unsure if a bird needs care? – see our tips here. If volunteers are not available, there are cages on the porch for drop off purposes food and water is available. We cannot pick up birds (with the exception of raptors – if a volunteer is available).įor quickest care, please bring the bird directly to us. We also assist in locating the homes of lost, domesticated exotic birds. We help orphaned, lost, and injured wild birds all over Arizona with the goal of rehabilitating them back to health and releasing them back into the wild. Tri-State Bird Rescue & Research 170 Possum Hollow Road, Newark, DE 19711 (302) 737-9543. Safe, contact-less service is available at any time with our front porch drop off. We have set up an admit station in our vestibule to drop off patients to minimize social contact. If you need to contact us, please use Facebook Messenger from our page. There are cages outside for drop-off and volunteers are checking the door regularly. At this time, please bring birds to us directly. Second Chance Rescue NYC is a registered 501c3 Our Main focus is helping the Pit Bull Terrier Dog and Pit Bull mixes from urban municipal shelters in New. We are currently experiencing issues with our main phone line. Visit its Web site at and click on “Emergency.Welcome to the homepage of Fallen Feathers! We are a wildlife rescue, rehabilitation facility, and an exotic bird rescue located in Northwest Phoenix, Arizona.
The International Wildlife Rehabilitation Council can also help you locate wildlife rehabilitators. Grants may cover necessary medical treatment for the dog for a one-time scenario. Individuals, families, 501 (c) (3) nonprofit organizations, and government animal shelters may all apply for a grant for one dog per calendar year. For mailing tax-deductible donations: Wild Bird Rescue & Rehab. General Inquiry Hours: 9AM - 4PM most days. The Wild Bird Fund is the only wild bird rehabilitation center in New York City and provides by far the best chance for the bird to survive. Bird Drop-Off Hours: by appointment only. You can call them at 646.306.2862 outside of those hours and leave a voicemail if needed. You can also contact the NWRA central office at 32. DEADLINE: Applications reviewed the 15th and 30th of each month. There is no need to call before dropping off a bird between their office hours of 10am-6pm. NWRA’s Web site will take you through several methods for locating licensed wildlife rehabilitators in your city and state. You can also locate wildlife rehabilitators by visiting the National Wildlife Rehabilitators Association’s (NWRA) “ Finding a Rehabilitator” page. If your state wildlife agency doesn’t list wildlife rehabilitators in your area, you can check for the nearest wildlife rehabilitators by going to the AnimalHelpNow website. Wildlife rehabilitator contact information can be found at The New York State Department of Environmental Conservation website under. If you’ve reviewed the Wildlife Emergencies page and have determined that the animal does need human intervention and care, please contact your local animal control bureau or licensed wildlife rehabilitator in your area. In most cases, young wild animals should be left alone. Many animals do need immediate care, but often, well-meaning people with the best of intentions “rescue” young birds and mammals who, in fact, are perfectly fine and whose parents are probably foraging for food nearby. If you have found an injured or orphaned wild animal, please read our Wildlife Emergencies page to make sure that the animal truly needs help/rescue before attempting to capture and transport the animal to a wildlife rehabilitator. If youre in the New York City area, call 311 to reach Animal Care & Control of NYC, or you may choose to contact the Wild Bird Fund.
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