Wildlife Rehabilitation Center of Northern Utah
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Wildlife Rehabilitation Center of Northern Utah

Wildlife Rehabilitation Center of Northern UtahWildlife Rehabilitation Center of Northern UtahWildlife Rehabilitation Center of Northern Utah

Empowering the community to engage in conservation and responsible stewardship of wildlife and habitat.


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 Returns and Refunds policy:  We do not currently sell merchandise online  and we do not refund donations once they are made. If you have  questions regarding refunds please email us at info@wrcnu.org--thank you. 

WRCNU’s Response to Avian Influenza (updated Jan 2023)

The avian influenza affects our ability to safely treat & care for wildlife patients.

Along with state health agencies we have made many difficult changes.

2022 is over, but it appears we must endure this virus again in '23.

BEFORE interacting with ANY sick/Injured or orphaned wildlife, PLEASE click "Find Out More" below.

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Found An Injured Animal?

PLEASE, before you pick it up...

Go to our "Resources for Wildlife" pages flow charts to see if you need to save that baby bird, duck, bunny, fawn, etc.


What sometimes times "APPEARS" to be a problem, is often a normal event as young animals begin to explore and learn to evade harm.  Usually Mom and Dad are nearby watching and feeding them.


If once you've gone through the 

Go to our "Resources for Wildlife" pages flow charts to see if you need to save that baby bird, duck, bunny, fawn, etc.


What sometimes times "APPEARS" to be a problem, is often a normal event as young animals begin to explore and learn to evade harm.  Usually Mom and Dad are nearby watching and feeding them.


If once you've gone through the appropriate chart, and you still think the animal needs help, PLEASE call us first and we will walk you through it.

 

Wildlife Rehabilitation Center of Northern Utah is a 501(c)(3) non-profit  organization dedicated to the care and rehabilitation of wildlife. Each year our team successfully releases over 100  different species of native wildlife.  In 2022, our patients numbered 2,700 (smaller than normal due to the avian influenza) birds and small mammals.  Our doors remained open to serve our community, but we had to make some very hard choices. Sadly, 2023 may be a repeat, but we will do our best for you and our wildlife friends in need.
In addition to saving wildlife we also provide education to our community in regards to our wild friends and stewardship of the environment that we share.  

Wildlife Rehabilitation Center of Northern Utah

                                                                                                                         Meet WRCNU!

Patients Helped: 33,989 (as of Feb 28th, 2023)

Since we opened our doors in 2009, we have taken in thousands of sick, orphaned and injured wildlife (most due to human impact) and have given them a second chance for life in the wild.  Through wildlife education we hope to minimize our impact.  As a nonprofit, we rely on the generosity of our amazing community. 


We CANNOT do this without YOU--THANK YOU!

Stay Tuned for the next Volunteer Position Openings!

Go to the Volunteer Page for more Information!

Our Volunteer Application Program is currently Closed for the season.


Read/Download the Job Profile, Position Guide & Requirements, and Volunteer Application on our Volunteer Page, under the heading:

"Are You Interested in Volunteering?"

Article: Is Wildlife Rehabilitation a Hobby?

For the full WRCNU article please click on the photo.  See what it's like to be a Wildlife Rehabber.

Some of Our Recent Patients

Woodhouse's Scrub Jay (formerly "Western" Scrub Jay)

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    • Volunteers must commit to volunteering for a minimum of 4 months
    • You must be able to commit to at least one 4 hour shift per week.

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    Wildlife Rehabilitation Center of Northern Utah

    1490 Park Boulevard, Ogden, UT 84401, USA

    (801) 814-7888

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    MEDIA & POLITICS | Staff Picks "Best Apocalyptic Flock Support"

     

    "Just when you thought 2020's reign of terror had ended, along came 2021 with its extreme winds, flooding and simultaneously record droughts. This year's brand of climate extremes, along with the usual threats of rodent poison and human impacts, resulted in WRCNU treating 33 percent more sick, orphaned or injured wildlife than in 2018 and 2019 combined. Thanks to dedicated volunteers and staff, they were able to rehabilitate many of our feathered friends. For tips on what you can do for the birds in your hood, visit their website. 1490 Park Blvd., Ogden, 801-814-7888, wrcnu.org"

    Wildlife Rehabilitation Center of Northern Utah (WRCNU)

     

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    3127 North Pelican Drive
    Farr West, UT 84404 USA


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    1490 Park Blvd
    Ogden, UT 84401 USA


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