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Utah's Future & 1st Wildlife Hospital and Education Center
Our initial Schematic Design is complete
We must now move forward with the Design Development, which gets into the real "nuts and bolts", before the final Construction Blueprints are produced.
To make this final dream come true for WRCNU, Utah, and our wildlife needing this vital resource, we need some very large donors to see and feel the need for this important service.
If you know, or just happen to "bump into," someone who may have the means, please direct them to this page to see if they may be interested.
Thank you!
New Hospital Vision at a Glance
Our goal isn't simply to build a place where injured wildlife can heal. We want to build a place where people learn why these animals needed our help in the first place and how they can prevent it from happening again.
Wildlife Hospital
Medical, rehabilitation, and release facility for Utah's native wildlife: Hummingbirds, Eagles, Beavers, and Otters.
Educate & Prevent
Classroom and wildlife ambassadors connect schoolchildren to native wildlife, learning about human impact on animals, habitat, and conservation.
Train & Collaborate
Continue to build on work with USU and other wildlife professionals, building on Utah's conservation programs.
New Facility at a Glance
From intake through rehabilitation, release, and public education, the facility brings the major functions of WRCNU together under one purpose-built roof.
Wildlife Hospital
Neonate Care, Specialized Wildlife Care, Rehabilitation and Release. Indoor care for raptors, songbirds, waterfowl, bats, and small mammals. Outdoor areas for pre-release care.
Education & Community
1,636 sq. ft. classroom • Education room • Lobby and visitor spaces.
Training & Collaboration
A facility designed to support hands-on learning, professional training, and future collaborative opportunities.