Wildlife Rescue, Rehabilitation, and Education
Found an orphaned/injured animal?
Found an orphaned/injured animal?
Found an orphaned/injured animal?
1) LEAVE IT ALONE!!!!!
Most animal mothers leave their young alone all day to go hunt/graze. If you see a baby animal alone, that DOES NOT MEAN IT NEEDS YOUR HELP.
2) If you are CERTAIN that the animal needs help (e.g. it's emaciated, visibly injured, etc.), then call your nearest licensed wildlife rehabilitator. DO NOT TRY TO CAPTURE THE
1) LEAVE IT ALONE!!!!!
Most animal mothers leave their young alone all day to go hunt/graze. If you see a baby animal alone, that DOES NOT MEAN IT NEEDS YOUR HELP.
2) If you are CERTAIN that the animal needs help (e.g. it's emaciated, visibly injured, etc.), then call your nearest licensed wildlife rehabilitator. DO NOT TRY TO CAPTURE THE ANIMAL - wildlife carry many diseases and can be especially aggressive when they're in pain and scared.
If you are unsure whether an animal is in trouble, PLEASE CALL US. We will be happy to advise you on the best course of action!
Remember, not only it is ILLEGAL to care for wildlife without a permit, improper care often results in their death.
Click the button below to see a full list of licensed Indiana wildlife rehabilitators (listed by county).
Wildlife Education Programs
Found an orphaned/injured animal?
Found an orphaned/injured animal?
Want to see Indiana's second smallest owl??
Want to know why opossums and vultures help protect your health??
Want to know the difference between female and male box turtles??
Schedule an education program with Animal Care Alliance!!! **
We love working with our education ambassadors to promote positive relationships between humans and animal
Want to see Indiana's second smallest owl??
Want to know why opossums and vultures help protect your health??
Want to know the difference between female and male box turtles??
Schedule an education program with Animal Care Alliance!!! **
We love working with our education ambassadors to promote positive relationships between humans and animals. There are so many incredible animals in Indiana that we don't often see because they're so elusive!
Our education team includes vultures, hawks, owls, opossums, raccoons, turtles, and several non-native rescues including pythons, lizards, geckos, and tortoises!
** please send inquiries to animalcarealliance@gmail.com
Petco Love Lost
Animal Care Alliance partners with Petco Love Lost to make reuniting lost pets easier and free using image recognition technology to search a national database.