Wildlife911 · Colorado

Wildlife911 Colorado

Use this page to find licensed wildlife rehabilitation contacts in Colorado and the stable state wildlife or veterinary agency reference. This page does not give treatment instructions or replace a licensed rehabilitator.

State wildlife or veterinary agency

Colorado Department of Agriculture — Animal Health Division

Phone: (303) 869-9130

Official agency website

Before you call

For rabies-vector species, bats in a living space, or any wild animal inside a home, contact local animal control first. For most other situations, call two or three rehabilitators because availability varies.

Leave your name and callback number, exact location, species or description, the animal's condition, and any containment steps already taken.

Licensed wildlife rehabilitators

4 active centers currently listed in the public-safe registry for Colorado.

Birds of Prey Foundation

Broomfield, CO

  • Birds

Phone: (303) 460-0674

501(c)(3) nonprofit dedicated to the rehabilitation and release of injured and orphaned raptors in the Colorado Front Range; over 600 birds per year.

Wildlife intake or help page

RMRP

Fort Collins, CO

  • Birds

Phone: (970) 484-7756

Inspiring the protection and conservation of raptors and the environment through excellence in rehabilitation, education, and research at Colorado State University.

Wildlife intake or help page

Greenwood Wildlife

Longmont, CO

  • Birds
  • Mammals
  • Reptiles
  • Amphibians
  • Rabies-vector species

Phone: (303) 823-8455

Hours: Daily 9am–6pm

Comprehensive wildlife rehabilitation center serving Colorado's Front Range.

Wildlife intake or help page

National resources

Animal Help Now

ZIP-code-based national directory of wildlife rehabilitators and animal control.

animalhelpnow.org

US Fish & Wildlife Service

Federal contact point for migratory bird questions and selected protected-species issues.

fws.gov/program/migratory-birds

National Wildlife Rehabilitators Association

Professional association and standards body for wildlife rehabilitation.

nwrawildlife.org