National Directory · North Dakota
Dakota Zoo Raptor Rehabilitation
Dakota Zoological Society
Conducts medical treatment and rehabilitation for numerous raptors each year, specializing in endangered and threatened species, particularly eagles.
Contact & intake
- Website
- https://www.dakotazoo.org
- Intake address
- Dakota Zoo, Bismarck, ND (address not specified; call first)
- Phone
- 701-223-7543
Public resources
Services
- Accepts birds
Capacity
Typical annual intake: 45 (2023)
Licensed species: raptors; migratory birds
Leadership
- Executive Director: Terry Lincoln
Financials
EIN: 23-7394067
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Notes
One of very few credentialed wildlife rehab facilities in North Dakota. Raptor rehabilitation program active 40+ years. Typically receives 30–65 birds/year. Common causes: power lines, barbed wire, vehicles, shooting, nest falls. X-rays all birds as part of ongoing study. Reports shooting cases to USFWS. Operates under federal USFWS permit. North Dakota has no published statewide rehab directory.