Wildlife Rehabilitation Center of Northern Utah
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    • Donate
      • Donate
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      • Events
      • Newsletters
      • The WRCNU Dream
    • Resources for Wildlife
    • Education
    • About Us
      • About Us
      • Documents
    • Photo/Video Gallery
      • Photo Gallery
      • Video Gallery
    • WRCNU Historical Files

  • Home
  • Donate
    • Donate
    • Become a Sustainer
    • Sponsor Recognition
  • Volunteer
  • Events & Newsletters
    • Events
    • Newsletters
    • The WRCNU Dream
  • Resources for Wildlife
  • Education
  • About Us
    • About Us
    • Documents
  • Photo/Video Gallery
    • Photo Gallery
    • Video Gallery
  • WRCNU Historical Files

Rehabilitation, Education, Release!

Woman preparing food in a kitchen while smiling.

Rehabilitate

One of the many goals of our program is the return injured and orphaned animals back into the wild.  This is accomplished through many dedicated, hard working volunteers that perform a wide variety of jobs.  These amazing people giving their time and talents keeps cost of staffing to an absolute minimum.  This ensures that donations are available cover expenses for the animals in our care.  

Man showing a bird to three children outdoors on the street.

Educate

We love the opportunity to educate our community.  Understanding that what impacts wildlife will ultimately impact mankind.  Raising awareness and appreciation of our wild friends teaches us to co-exist and helps us maintain the world that we share.  

A pelican spreading its wings by the water's edge.

Release

The rewards of a lot of hard work is the privilege of giving wildlife their freedom.

Rehabilitation

Entry Level

Entry Level

Entry Level

Volunteers start by learning cleaning protocols and diet preperation.

Mid Level

Entry Level

Entry Level

After demonstrating ability a level of commitment volunteers begin training with more hands on feeding and restraint of patients.

Lead Level

Entry Level

Lead Level

Once volunteers completed a year and have been fully trained in the different areas 

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Time Commitment and Training

Time Commitment and Training

Time Commitment and Training

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Time Commitment and Training

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