Partner Organizations
Below is a list of links to our current partner organizations. These organizations are the beneficiaries of your donations. They use your fur coats to help rehabilitate injured and orphaned animals.
Peesh Wildlife Rehabilitation Center is a non-profit facility located in Paddock Lake, Wisconsin. Their mission is to supply excellent and enriched care in a secure stress less environment for orphaned or injured wildlife until there are prepared to be released into the wild.
Possumtale Wildlife Rehabilitation specializes in rescue, rehabilitation and release of Wisconsin mammals. The small center located on 20 wooded acres 20 miles north of Madison is operated by Kelly Osborn with her husband and a small crew of dedicated fosters and volunteers.
Bay Beach Wildlife Sanctuary is a 501(c)(3) organization made up of solely volunteers in Green Bay, Wisconsin. Whose goal is to not only ensure excellent care for the 4000 sick, orphaned, or injured animals they receive annually but to also provide an extensive nature education center. Moreover supplying stimulating literature and several interactive activities.
Nebraska Wildlife Rehab, Inc. (NWRI) is a not-for-profit center located in Talmage, Nebraska. with the mission of rehabilitating and releasing orphaned and injured wildlife. Each valued team member takes basic and advanced class in wildlife rehabilitation. They are also educated of the Great Plain's and Nebraska's ecosystems and its components in order to inform the public. In hopes that this will ensure a quality life for animals through education.
Second Chance Wildlife Rehabilitation Center is a 501(c)(3) organization in Pueblo and serves all of Southern Colorado. Their goal is to provide a humane home by furnishing a quality facility where the public may bring injured or orphaned wildlife for care and to be released back into their natural habitats. They also offer a variety of education programs aiming to help others gain respect for all life and spreading knowledge of their cause.
Free Again Wildlife Rehabilitation Center is an 501(c)(3) corporation that depend entirely on donations located in Carterville, Illinois. Their purpose is to rehabilitate orphaned or injured wildlife to release back into their natural environment and to educate the public on the importance of all wildlife in nature. Their center also studies the behavior and diseases of wildlife to further protect wildlife and their environment.
Woodland Wildlife is a home based center in central Wisconsin. We have been aiding wildlife in need for 12 years now. Our specialty is small mammals, mainly rabbits, squirrels, possums, and chipmunks.
The Gold Country Wildlife Rescue is a non-profit organization dedicated to the rescue and rehabilitation of injured and orphaned wildlife in the Auburn, California area. By training their volunteers not only as animal caretakers or public educators but also in aspects of animal nutrition, behavior, and habitat, they provide only the most excellent care for their animals. Moreover, volunteers also have knowledge of nature's history in order to truly meet the needs of the animals while under their care, leading to a successful release into the wild.
The Fund for Animals Wildlife Rehabilitation Center works with the Animal Humane Society of the United States (AHSUS) to provide 24 hour veterinary care and rehabilitation care for injured or orphaned wildlife in the Ramona, California. They specialize in native predator species such as bobcats, coyotes, and eagles. The center also provides advocacy and with has recently started a fund with AHSUS that further helps protect animals in the courts.
Lake Tahoe Wildlife Care is a 501(c)(3) tax exempt organization whose function is to raise, rehabilitate and release orphaned and injured wild birds. They provide their service to nine counties in California and Nevada surrounding the Lake Tahoe area.
Empty Cages Collective is a New York-based animal and environmental advocacy organization who aims to provide knowledge to a public in order for animals to be are recognized as fellow beings worthy of respectful and compassionate treatment. Through advocacy, education, hands-on rescue and assistance, the ECC envisions a world free of animal exploitation, abuse, and ecologically destructive behavior.
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.
Wildlife Rehabilitation and Release, Inc. (WRR) is a non profit tax exempt organization of people who share a common concern for orphaned and injured wildlife. Members include licensed rehabilitators who care for orphaned and injured birds, mammals, amphibians, and reptiles in their homes. Volunteers assist with the care of wild animals brought to the Animal Humane Society (AHS) in Golden Valley, Minnesota, and provide education and guidance through written material, recorded messages, and educational programs. Volunteers also support WRR through fundraising, publicity, and other numerous support activities.
The Wildcat Sanctuary is a 501(c)3 non-profit, no-kill rescue facility, located in Sandstone, Minnesota. TWS provides for the humane rescue and sheltering of unwanted, mistreated, and neglected privately owned wildcats that pose a risk to public safety.
Rescue and rehabilition groups that would like to become partners in the Cuddle Coats program should contact us.