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Bookmark or Share- Wildlife Rehabilitation Permits - Ohio Department of Natural ResourcesThe Division works in partnership with the Ohio Wildlife Rehabilitators Association to: foster a relationship among rehabilitators to improve the quality of care given to native wildlife, promote communication and education, and. ensure a rapid response team is available in the event of a catastrophe such as an oil spill.
- Find a Rehabilitator | OWRAHave an injured or orphaned animal? We've got you covered! What to do if you find an injured or orphaned animal. First! Before interfering, contact your local wildlife rehabilitator. Some animals do not actually need help. It is important to have professionals help you decide when it is okay to interfere. Do not...
- Wildlife Hospital | Wild Animal Rehabilitation | Ohio Wildlife CenterWildlife rehabilitation is the process of caring for injured, orphaned or sick wild animals and releasing them back to the wild when they are able to survive on their own. Permits are required from the Ohio Division of Wildlife to rehabilitate any native wild animals in the state.
- Ohio Wildlife Rehabilitators Association - FacebookOhio Wildlife Rehabilitators Association. 4,455 likes · 669 talking about this. OWRA's Mission: Promote wildlife conservation by providing resources to wildlife rehabilitators, edu Ohio Wildlife Rehabilitators Association
- Orphaned and Injured Wildlife - Ohio Department of Natural ResourcesContact a Licensed Wildlife Rehabilitator in Ohio. Contact a County Wildlife Officer. Nuisance Wildlife. Orphaned and Injured Wildlife: What to Know & What to Do [YouTube] Ohio Wildlife Rehabilitation Permit Information. Contact Us 1-800-WILDLIFE (800) 945-3543. wildinfo@dnr.ohio.gov. Report a Wildlife Violation Submit a Report Online Call 1 ...
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