As of yet, Greenwood has not had any wildlife admitted as a result of the Four Mile Canyon Fire in Boulder. We appreciate those of you who have contacted us to see if we need assistance. We will keep the community posted if this changes.

We are currently recruiting volunteers to care for the 70+ baby squirrels, 80+ raccoons as well as all the other animals we have in our care right now. We ask that volunteers can commit a 5-hour shift once a week. To learn more, visit our volunteer page.

The Eastern Cottontail brought in by Animal Control on Saturday is recovering here at Greenwood.  The rabbit was originally spotted a week or so ago wandering a Superior neighborhood with two eight-inch blowgun darts impaled in her body. After an exhaustive search, she was finally rescued and is now in the care of our wildlife rehabilitators.

You can check back for updates . Greenwood is accepting donations on her behalf. You can make a donation by clicking here

Greenwood is looking for Animal Care Volunteers!

Animal care volunteers are responsible for feeding, cleaning, and general care of the wildlife admitted to Greenwood. Specific duties include food preparation, hand feeding baby wildlife, cleaning cages, maintaining a clean hospital environment, refreshing food and water in outdoor enclosures, and other duties as specified by staff supervisors. We require that animal care volunteers commit to one four-hour shift per week.

To learn more, click here

Come visit our new location!

The Greenwood Wildlife Thrift Shop has moved to a roomier and brighter location.  We are now located between Casa Alvarez Restaurant and Baker Piano in the Walnut Gardens shopping center.  The store has a fabulous selection of clothing for men, women and children; beautiful and unique home décor, antiques, music, vinyl, books, furniture and so much more!  Your donations of gently used items are greatly appreciated.  We can now help by picking up furniture.  All proceeds go directly to the Greenwood Wildlife Rehabilitation Center to help the injured, sick and orphaned animals in our care. Donations may be tax deductible.

For hours and directions, click here.

Greenwood Wildlife Rehabilitation Center is collecting much needed supplies in preparation for the hundreds of baby birds and small mammals that are coming their way. Please donate any of the following items:

Baby cereal (whole grain)

Bird seed (finch, safflower and wild mixes)

Canned  puppy and kitten food

Dry cat food

EVO® dry cat and kitten food

Fresh and frozen vegetables

Fresh fruit (berries, apples, cherries)

Fruit baby food

Packaged frozen berries

Purina Kitten Chow (yellow bag)

Air purifiers

Batteries (any size)

Bleach

Dish soap

Full spectrum light bulbs

Latex and nitrile gloves (all sizes)

Paper towels, Kleenex and toilet paper

Timothy hay

Trash bags

Donations are tax deductible and can be dropped off at the Greenwood Gift and Thrift Store (3083 Walnut in Boulder next to the Walnut Café) between 10:00 AM and 5:00 PM Monday – Saturday. Gently used household goods and clothing are also gratefully accepted at the store, with all proceeds going to help the sick and injured animals.

In addition, baby shower items can also be dropped off at the Rehab Center, located on Ute Highway between Lyons and Longmont, between 9:00am – 4:00pm, 7 days a week. For directions, please call 303.823.8455.