Chattahoochee Nature CenterWildlife Clinic
The Wildlife Department staff of the Chattahoochee Nature Center hold state and federal licenses to rehabilitate only injured birds of prey, reptiles, and amphibians.
Injured and orphaned native animals · Monday – Saturday 10AM – 4PM and Sunday 12PM – 4PM (Wildlife Clinic Hours for Animal Drop-Off)
From chattnaturecenter.org/visit/experience/wildlife ↗About this program
Wildlife rehabilitation is provided through the support of donors, members, and community partners.
Every animal that arrives at the Wildlife Clinic requires food, housing, medical supplies, and specialized care. Because wildlife rehabilitators do not receive government funding for this work, community support plays an essential role in helping injured and orphaned animals receive the care they need.
If you have received assistance for an injured animal or simply want to support wildlife care in our community, please consider making a donation.
Questions
Looking for assistance outside our service area?
Visit Animal Help Now or the Georgia Department of Natural Resources website to locate a licensed wildlife rehabilitator.
Why is community support needed for wildlife rehabilitation?
Because wildlife rehabilitators do not receive government funding for this work, community support plays an essential role in helping injured and orphaned animals receive the care they need.
Details
- Who
- Injured and orphaned native animals
- When
- Monday – Saturday 10AM – 4PM and Sunday 12PM – 4PM (Wildlife Clinic Hours for Animal Drop-Off)
- Where
- Chattahoochee Nature Center, Roswell, GA
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