Animal rehabilitation

ROAR (Remy's Organization for Animal Rehabilitation) is a non-profit based in Bengaluru, India, devoted to rescuing and rehabilitating injured, sick, abandoned, and paraplegic animals. The organization was inspired by a dog named Remy, who was discovered by Anand Krishnan Srinivasan, ROAR's founder, dragging himself along the road after a severe accident that left him with multiple spinal fractures. Although euthanasia was suggested, Anand and his friends chose to give Remy a second chance…

If you respect and admire wild animals, wildlife rehabilitation might just be the calling for you. There is much more to the job than just a love for wildlife. Successful rehabilitation and release of sick, injured and orphaned wild animals requires specific skills and knowledge, as well as legal permits and licenses. What is […]

Clinic for the Rehabilitation of Wildlife – CROW

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For emergency assistance with wildlife, please call 618-988-1067. This page is administered by volunteers.

April 8 - National Zookeeper Day 🩷

A volunteer taking chimpanzee babies into the forests of Guinea to rehabilitate them and allow them to learn to be chimps http://www.projetprimates.com/chimpanzee-conservation-center/

THE TIME TO ACT IS NOW! Currumbin Wildlife Hospital is now one of the busiest wildlife h… Gayle Morris needs your support for SAVE OUR KOALA BUSHFIRE VICTIMS

Observe how dedicated professionals rescue and rehabilitate injured and orphaned rhinos #rhino #rhinoconsevation #animalcare #conservationACE #gapyear

marmoset monkeys

A Day in the Life of a Zookeeper

Become a wildlife rehabilitator. This is my dream job!

Virginia wildlife rehabilitation hospitals get creative during pandemic. Southwest Virginia Wildlife Center staff and volunteers are now caring for baby

Lucky Wildlife Rescue and Rehabilitation ♥️