All Things Wild Rehabilitation

About All Things Wild Rehabilitation

Founded in 2012, All Things Wild Rehabilitation began as a grassroots effort by wildlife rehabilitators committed to helping injured, orphaned, and sick wild animals. Initially operating from home, the organization faced challenges during peak seasons, with volunteers caring for animals in crowded spaces. In March 2019, a significant milestone was achieved with the opening of a new rehabilitation center on two acres of pastureland north of Georgetown, Texas. This facility not only enhances the capacity to care for wildlife but also provides essential medical services.

Impact on Wildlife

Each year, All Things Wild Rehabilitation cares for approximately 3,000 wild patients, focusing on rehabilitating them for release back into their natural habitats. The organization also plays a vital role in educating the public about local wildlife, fostering respect and compassion for all creatures.

Why Donate?

Wildlife rehabilitation is a labor-intensive and costly endeavor. Donations are crucial for providing medical care, supplies, and food for the animals. As All Things Wild Rehabilitation does not receive funding from Texas Parks and Wildlife or any governmental entity, every contribution makes a significant difference.

Join the Cause

Your support can help save lives! Consider donating cryptocurrency or cash to All Things Wild Rehabilitation today. Together, we can ensure that injured and orphaned wildlife receive the care they desperately need.