Wildlife rehabilitation has one purpose to rescue, care for and then return animals to the wild.


Birds from the smallest -- hummingbirds, finches and other songbirds -- to the large predatory birds or raptors, such as: red tailed hawks, great-horned owls, barred and barn owls to the more diminuative Mississippi Kite and the American Kestrel.

We also care for mammals--arboreal squirrels like fox squirrels, ground squirrels or chipmunks, marsupials like opossums, raccoons, fox, bobcat, skunks and deer.

Each species has its own needs in terms of food, nutrition and housing. Often they require medical treatment. They may need antibiotics to cure an infection, or require a pin or a splint on broken leg or wing.


How can you help? Read on . . .

The important word is read. As both founder and author, Palmer has dedicated the proceeds from her books to Wild-n-Wooly. 100% of all profits on those books those inspired by her work with wildlife go to supporting wildlife.

If you want to help, read. . . .