Wildlife Rescue
at Prairie Park Nature Center
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Virginia opossums on release day
an animal that might need help
problems
The goal of wildlife rehabilitation at
Northeast Kansas Wildlife Rescue is to
release healthy animals back to the wild and
provide wildlife education to the public.
rehabilitation
volunteer
release a year old beaver.
may need help, call the hotline at:
Wildlife Rescue Hot line
(785) 575-1991
- The Wildlife Rehabilitator
Wildlife rehabilitators must be
licensed both by the state of
Kansas and the US Fish & Wildlife
service.
To qualify for permits, most
rehabilitators take courses and
apprentice with experienced
rehabbers.
Rehabbers depend heavily on
the services (most often
donated) of local vets for the
medical treatment of the animals.
The rehabilitator provides the
initial and ongoing care of the
animal.
Wildlife Information Directory
International Wildlife
Rehabilitation Council
National Wildlife Rehabilitators
Association
Wildlife Rehabber Website
Desperately Needed!!
You can help wildlife without becoming a
wildlife Northeast Kansas Wildlife Rescue
needs Topeka area volunteers to help answer
our remotely operated wildlife rescue hotline,
answer the public's questions and transport
animals to the wildlife rehabilitators when
necessary.
A 2-3 hour training is provided to help get you
started, with ongoing support from the
rehabilitation team.
Transport assistance is needed in the
Lawrence area as well.
Call: 213-6316 or email:
Northeast Kansas Wildlife Rescue
Northeast Kansas
Wildlife Rescue
Volunteers
Sign up for the hotline or check for
messages from the website by clicking
the following link to the Northeast
Kansas Wildlife Rescue Volunteer
homepage.
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3815 SW Cambridge Ave.
Topeka, KS 66615
(785) 213-6316
Northeast Kansas Wildlife Rescue is a Kansas not for
profit corporation dedicated to caring for wildlife in
Kansas.
