Who We Are

Our 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.

Fox squirrel patient

Rehabilitation Center Year-Round Staff

Linda Tyler, Executive Director
Lynn Hall, Volunteer/Outreach Coordinator
Georgia Jallo, Administrative Assistant
Lea Peshock, Animal Care Supervisor
Amanda Manoa, Animal Care Technician
Donna Nespoli, Animal Care Technician
Chad Wickham, Animal Care Technician

Thrift Shop and Consignment Gallery Staff

Roseanne Ashley, Retail Manager
Kerri Pearson, Assistant Manager – Consignment Store
Meira Merz, Assistant Manager – Thrift Store
Geniene Lamb, Sales Associate
Rebecca Pedersen, Sales Associate

Licensed Wildlife Rehabilitators

Joyce Benesh-Williams
Jan Bova
Mimi Gillatt
Alison Hazel, DVM
Sheila Holliday
Amanda Manoa
Donna Nespolil
Bob Nightwalker
Lea Peshock
Chad Wickham

Learn more about our staff here

Board of Directors

Jessica Bergen, President
Jenny C. Bryant
Benny Carreon
Sherry Ellms, Vice President
Dr. Alison Hazel, Secretary
Amy Millard
Michelle Myers, Treasurer

Learn more about our board here

Annual Report

Learn more about how we operate in our Annual Report.

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Did You Know? Wolves have a complex communication system ranging from barks and whines to growls and howls. While they don't howl at the moon, they do howl more when it's lighter at night, which occurs more often when the moon is full.