Helping to rehabilitate sick, injured, and abandoned birds of prey
Help us rescue and care for injured wildlife in your community.
Help us rescue and care for injured wildlife in your community.
Our team of dedicated volunteers and staff are passionate about wildlife conservation and are committed to providing the highest level of care to every raptor we take in. We work together to ensure that every animal receives the attention and care they need to heal, then return to the wild.
The Wrightwood Raptor Center's mission is to facilitate the rehabilitation and release of sick, injured, and abandoned birds of prey.
We are currently in the process of taking steps to become a licensed wildlife rehabilitation center, but that is a process that takes some time. Currently we offer transportation services from the High Desert and Inland Empire areas of California for sick, injured, and abandoned birds of prey to licensed wildlife rehabilitation facilities. Which facility they are taken to is determined by location of the animal and the vacancy situation of the facilities we're listed as transporters for.
We are currently operating as a non profit corporation in the state of California providing transportation of injured raptors to licensed rehab facilities. Transportation of these majestic animals with proper equipment is costly. Additionally, we're in the process of becoming licensed ourselves. In order to move forw
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The mission of Wrightwood Raptor Center is to rescue and rehabilitate sick, injured, and orphaned birds of prey, and to release them back into the wild.
Once open, the Wrightwood Raptor Center will provide specialized care for each animal based on their unique needs. Our team of trained professionals will provide medical treatment, proper nutrition, and a safe and comfortable environment.
When starting out, our facility will be primarily focused on providing the care needed to bring a bird up to a level of health that it will be able to be released. for the safety of those animals, and to ensure that they don’t become imprinted or reliant on humans, rehabilitating birds will not be accessible to the public. You will be able to learn about current residents and their situations and progress through social media. That being said, sometimes an animal is deemed permanently unreleasable. It is our goal to provide a safe place for some of those unreleasable animals to live out their days, and for those animals to become ambassadors to the public. If we are able to realize that goal, those animals would be viewable by the public, though whether th at would be only through our outreach, or whether we could allow facility access to the public is something that has yet to be determined.
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