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Injured or orphaned

Wildlife Emergency

An animal is hurt, sick, distressed, or may need immediate care from a licensed rehabilitator.

Nuisance or property issue

Wildlife Conflict

Wildlife is in a home, damaging property, or creating an ongoing safety concern.

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Recently Helped

Red-tailed Hawk•Injured wing•Boulder, CO
Eastern Cottontail•Orphaned•Austin, TX
Raccoon•Trapped•Portland, OR
Great Horned Owl•Window strike•Denver, CO
Opossum•Orphaned babies•Nashville, TN
White-tailed Deer•Vehicle injury•Asheville, NC
Mallard Duck•Oil exposure•Seattle, WA
Gray Squirrel•Fell from nest•Atlanta, GA
Red Fox•Mange treatment•Minneapolis, MN
Barn Owl•Dehydrated•Sacramento, CA
Red-tailed Hawk•Injured wing•Boulder, CO
Eastern Cottontail•Orphaned•Austin, TX
Raccoon•Trapped•Portland, OR
Great Horned Owl•Window strike•Denver, CO
Opossum•Orphaned babies•Nashville, TN
White-tailed Deer•Vehicle injury•Asheville, NC

How We Help

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Across all 50 states
10K+
Animals Helped
And counting
2K+
Active Volunteers
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Wildlife Resources

Learn about common wildlife situations and how to handle them

Wildlife Issues Guide

Browse common wildlife emergencies and conflicts with step-by-step guidance

Help Guide

Emergency vs. Conflict — learn which type of help you need

FAQ

Find answers to frequently asked questions about wildlife help

Making a Difference

Stories from the Field

Real stories from rehabilitators and volunteers using CritterHelp.com

“CritterHelp.com cut our intake response time in half. We used to miss calls — now every report goes straight to our dashboard and we can dispatch a volunteer in minutes.”

Sarah Mitchell

Licensed Rehabilitator

Boulder, CO

“As a volunteer, I love getting dispatch notifications on my phone. I've helped transport over 40 animals this year alone. The app makes it so easy to coordinate.”

James Rivera

Transport Volunteer

Austin, TX

“The embeddable widget on our website has tripled our intake submissions. People can report animals 24/7 and we get all the details we need upfront.”

Dr. Karen Patel

Wildlife Center Director

Portland, OR

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