About Greenwood Wildlife Rehabilitation Center

Mission:

Greenwood's mission is to rehabilitate sick, injured and orphaned wildlife for release into appropriate habitats. Greenwood also strives to educate the public, emphasizing humane solutions to human/wildlife interactions.

History:

Founded in 1982 by volunteers in Boulder, Greenwood Wildlife Rehabilitation Center is the largest wildlife rehab center - in number of animals and diversity of species - along the Rocky Mountain Front Range. Decades later, Greenwood's staff and volunteers continue to provide rescue, rehabilitation, and release services for thousands of animals each year.

Our Staff:

• JoAnn Windholz - Executive Director
• Libby Osnes-Erie - Animal Care Manager
• Nicki Kravcisin - Animal Care Technician
• Lindsey Goodwick - Volunteer Services Manager
• Gabriele Paul - Operations Manager

Please take a few minutes to visit our dedicated staff by going HERE!

Licensing:

Greenwood Wildlife Rehabilitation Center is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization. We are licensed by the Colorado Division of Wildlife and the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service. If you need further information about our wildlife rehabilitation licensing or non-profit status , please contact us at 303-823-8455.

Future of Greenwood

In 1998, Greenwood Wildlife Rehabilitation Center moved to our location in Longmont, Colorado. The move to our new home has allowed us to provide higher quality of care to our patients because of the remote location and serene surroundings. Greenwood has recently begun the first phase of an expansion. In 2005, we completed a permanent caging structure for our raccoons.

This structure is one of the first structures to be completed as part of our long-term goal to expand our patient care facilities. Currently we have started construction for our new building that will open in 2008. Please see our Capital Campaign page for details.