Washington Wildlife Rehabilitation Association

WWRA’s mission is to act as a collective voice dedicated to advancing professional wildlife rehabilitation in Washington State through education and community-building.

• Wildlife Preservation/ Protection

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Oregon Wildlife Institute

To promote the conservation and enhancement of wildlife resources in native and human-altered environments through research, education, and conservation planning.

• Professional Societies & Associations

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The Fyke Nature Association

In the midst of bustling Bergen County, The Celery Farm offers visitors 107 acres of respite.

Victoria Falls Wildlife Fund

To actively advance and promote environmental conservation and the sustainable use of indigenous resources in Southern Africa.

Friends of Texas Wildlife

Friends of Texas Wildlife supports the rehabilitation of native Texas wildlife and promotes co-existence of wildlife and people through education.

• Animal Protection and Welfare (includes Humane Societies and SPCAs)

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Critter Crossing Inc

All purchases go directly to helping wildlife 315 2471072 CRITTER CROSSING CRITTER CROSSING 315 2471072 CRITTER CROSSING Wildlife Rehabilitation Working to help injured and orphaned wildlife About Us How Wex27re Helping We are a nonprofit organization focused on helping injured and orphaned wildlife.

• Wildlife Sanctuary/Refuge

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Saco River Wildlife Center

Saco River Wildlife Center is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization whose mission is to provide rehabilitative care to Maine’s ill, injured, or orphaned wildlife and to promote compassion and awareness through educational resources and programs.

Cudabears Lair Animal Sanctuary Inc

We are a Registered 501(c)3 Non Profit - Established 2015.

• Alliance/Advocacy Organizations

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WILDLIFE ASSOCIATION OF TEXAS DBA TEXAS

Texas Wildlife Association serves Texas wildlife and its habitat, while protecting property rights, WHO WE ARE Serving Texas Wildlife and its Habitat for 40 Years From the Piney Woods to the Panhandle from the deserts of the TransPecos to the barrier islands of the Coastal Bend Texas is bountiful in beauty and rich in wildlife and every last part of it is worth protecting.