I Found An Animal | Greenwood Wildlife Rehabilitation Center

Greenwood Wildlife Rehabilitation Center

I Found A…

Bird

Mammal

Reptile/Amphibian

The most important things to keep in mind as you go through this process:

Keep the animal in as dark of an environment as possible to reduce stimulation and stress.
Keep the animal warm.
Keep the environment as quiet as possible, also to reduce stress and stimulation.
Resist the urge to feed or give fluids to the animal. This often causes more harm.

What’s New at Greenwood

Thank You for Wild Night 2018!

We are incredibly grateful to have had your support this year at our tenth annual Wild Night for Wildlife. This event marked a beautiful celebration of our communities dedication to Colorado wildlife. Thank you for showing your commitment to helping the wild mammals and birds we care for at Greenwood, none of our work could be done without you! Wild Night 2018 grossed nearly $160,000, helping to rehabilitate the injured, sick, and orphaned wildlife of Colorado’s Front Range. With your contribution, we are able to take care these... Read more →

Upcoming Fundraisers for Wildlife!

We have some exciting fundraisers to look forward to this fall! The wildlife in our care need plenty of food, medicine, and supplies in order to have the opportunity to recover and and be released back into the wild. With your support, we are able to give them that opportunity. Our next Dine Out for Wildlife fundraiser is in Arvada at Jack’s Bar and Grill. We’ll be there all day on Thursday, October 11th. Come chow down on some burgers and fries while helping support our patients at Greenwood.... Read more →