Wildlife Links
WILDCARE is a non-profit organization of volunteers trained to care for ill, injured, or orphaned native wildlife until they recover and have grown to an age where they can take care of themselves. They are then released back into the wild in an appropriate location.
Wild Feathers Inc. is a non-profit organization whose purpose is to provide Wildlife preservation, exceptional care for abandoned, injured, and sick wild birds. The goal is to rehabilitate the birds, and return them to their natural wild habitat. Wild Feathers also rehabilitates un-wanted or lost domestic birds and places them in a loving caring home.
Bat Conservation International (BCI), based in Austin, Texas, is devoted to conservation, education, and research initiatives involving bats and the ecosystems they serve. It was founded in 1982, as scientists around the world became concerned that bats essential to the balance of nature and human economies were in alarming decline. Under the founding guidance of Dr. Merlin Tuttle, an internationally recognized authority on bats, the organization has achieved unprecedented progress by emphasizing sustainable uses of natural resources that benefit both bats and people.
Bat World Sanctuary was founded in 1994 and is a non-profit, all volunteer organization with 20 rescue centers nationwide.
Each year they rescue thousands of bats that might otherwise die. Lifetime sanctuary is given to non-releasable bats, including those that are orphaned, injured, confiscated from the illegal pet trade and retired from zoos and research facilities.
The mission of the DFW Wildlife Coalition is to reduce, through public outreach and education, the incidence of orphaned or euthanized native wildlife in the Dallas / Fort Worth area. Our mission is accomplished through your generous donations, which fund this coexistence solution driven website and public speaking program (see WildSpeak, above), empowering the public by providing humane solutions for coexistence in an urban environment.
Feral Friends Community Cat Alliance's mission is to actively assist the community in reducing feline overpopulation.
They accomplish this mission through an aggressive TNR (trap/neuter return) program and an adoption program to help find homes for tame cats.
The Humane Society of the United States is the nation's largest animal protection organization, backed by 11 million Americans. They work to reduce suffering and improve the lives of all animals by advocating for better laws; investigating animal cruelty; encouraging corporations to adopt animal-friendly policies; conducting disaster relief and animal rescue; and providing direct care for thousands of animals at their sanctuaries, emergency shelters, wildlife rehabilitation centers, and mobile veterinary clinics
Our mission is to reduce the need for harmful pesticides & rodenticides by encouraging natural predators, through conservation of habitat, erecting nest boxes when appropriate, through research & education, and by providing a resource of help and information on alternative methods of sustainable pest management.
Roger's Wildlife Rehabilitation Center is a non-profit wildlife rescue organization specializing in the rescue and rehabilitation of injured, sick, or orphaned birds of all types.
The SPCA of Texas is a local, independent non-profit animal welfare organization serving North Texas, funded by the generosity of the community.
Urban Animal magazine is a social enterprise published since 2004 by a group of dedicated animal rescue and animal welfare volunteers. We measure our success not by whether we make a profit, but by whether we’ve helped homeless animals get adopted into loving homes.