Tri County Wildlife Care

Reviews

Norma Dunn

The staff was great. They attended to me immediately when I brought in the animal that needed care. The only thing I can suggest is updates if you put on your form that you would like to be text emailed the progress or if the animal survived because I got nothing and I was constantly calling and then the last time I called the animal, actually had to be put down and it was just sad because they were the ones that asked if I wanted to be notified of the updates and how did I want to be notified and I said text or email would be fine and I would really appreciate it if they did give me updates. And when I did call, I would just leave messages and then I wouldn’t get returned calls.

Summer Bible Study

I've been a supporter of Tri County Wildlife for a couple of years. I've also done a bit of volunteer work at the Center. I can truly say I've never met a more caring, hardworking, selfless, dedicated group of folks in my life. In addition to rescuing and rehabilitating a huge variety of wild creatures in a very large geographical area, Tri County WIldlife also puts a strong emphasis on education so that people know what to do when they find an injured wild animal, and how to support our ecosystem and the creatures in it. Each of these wildlife rehab specialists and volunteers could be doing something else that's easier and not as heart wrenching--I've seen them all break down in tears when they lose one of these precious creatures--but they choose to put their heart and soul into their work. They need our support and encouragement as they work hard to keep our wild ones free. As the director, Susan Manning always says in education presentations, "Saving wildlife saves us." Thank you, Tri County Wildlife, for saving lives every single day. You are amazing and give me hope for a beautiful and wild future for our planet.

April Canady

They were great. We had an abandoned baby Red Tail Hawk in our back yard. We called them and they asked us to deliver it to them. Very friendly and caring. They were very knowledgeable about the baby hawk. I was very pleased with them

Harley Calif

I found an injured bird in the Raley's parking lot in Galt on Twin Cities Road. I phoned TCWC and was told to bring the bird to them. I used my phone's GPS to find them and arrived in 40 minutes. The staff was so kind. They have lots of kittens that need foster. I'm thankful that they do the rescue work that is so needed.

Cat Lady Deborah Co

I volunteered there for the first time today. It was a great experience helping the little birds. The purpose of Tri county is to rehabilitate injured wildlife so the animals can be set free healthy and happy. I highly recommend donating to and volunteering for this organization.

Kendall Moerbeck

Anyone who works for this rehabilitation center should be noticed for how hard working and dedicated they are. Rehabilitation is hard and grueling work, not for the faint of heart, and should only be done by those with trained experience. Each person here has that and more, and I have found the knowledge behind those who work here exceptional. The animals they care for truly are loved, and their mission in life is to educate those who care for animals HOW to care for them, whether they are rehabbers or compassionate people who find animals in need. This facility is so necessary and so greatly appreciated by fellow animal lovers such as me.

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Business Hours
Monday:09:00AM - 16:00PMTuesday:09:00AM - 16:00PMWednesday:09:00AM - 16:00PMThursday:09:00AM - 16:00PMFriday:09:00AM - 16:00PMSaturday:09:00AM - 16:00PMSunday:09:00AM - 16:00PM

Accessibility

• Wheelchair accessible entrance
• Wheelchair accessible parking lot

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