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Work under the consultation and support of a licensed veterinarian and shall have satisfactorily completed 200 hours over a 2-year period as a Class I apprentice wildlife rehabilitation permittee; 2. Be a licensed veterinarian; or 3. Hold a valid wildlife rehabilitator license from another state.
Wildlife Alert Report it via: FWC Wildlife Alert app (download from Google Play or Apple Store) Texting 847411 (Tip411) with keyword FWC and information about the situation. Calling the Wildlife Alert Hotline at 888-404-FWCC (888-404-3922)
Staff at the Wildlife Center of Virginia are available seven days a week, 9 AM to 5 PM, to help provide assistance with wildlife issues. Please call 540-942-9453 to docHub the Wildlife Center. Center veterinarians are also on call after hours to deal with wildlife emergencies.
For an injured, distressed or deceased wild animal or other wildlife concerns, contact LA Animal Services at 888-452-7381. You can also contact your local City shelter directly. PLEASE NOTE: Most rehabilitators do not provide services to pick up wildlife. They rely on you to get these animals to them.
Finding help for an orphaned or injured animal If youre unable to locate a rehabilitator, try contacting an animal shelter, humane society, animal control agency, nature center, state wildlife agency or veterinarian.
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How much does a Wildlife Rehabilitator make? The average Wildlife Rehabilitator in the US makes $28,094. Wildlife Rehabilitators make the most in San Francisco, CA at $40,950, averaging total compensation 46% greater than the US average.
California Department Fish and Wildlife (CDFW), 888-334-2258, California Wildlife Center - Injured or orphaned native wildlife (songbirds, coyotes, fawns, mammals, Emergencies 310-458-9453, Administration (advise and information) 818-222-2658.
For an injured, distressed or deceased wild animal or other wildlife concerns, contact LA Animal Services at 888-452-7381. You can also contact your local City shelter directly. Encounters with wildlife information curated with the same love and care we should all take with our somewhat wild neighbors.

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