Wynn Wood Wildlife Rehab Center

Joshua Pownall 

on Google

a month ago

We recently dropped off some squirrel pinkies after a hellacious storm. Momma was no where to be found but we are thankful to have someone dedicated to helping these wild little pups. 

Victoria Bouton (Vicki) 

on Google

3 months ago

Found orphan baby skunk , and they were the only place I could get ahold of someone. Only thing was drove over 45mins to this place would have liked to have actually saw someone. Was told to lock it in a box and leave. Was planning on offering a donation to help with the wildlife. Because I'm sure it's not cheap to do what they do. Only communication was over a system like a video doorbell system. Other than that can't tell you nothing about the place. You only get to see is a building at the entrance where they take animals... read more

Keisha Douthitt 

on Google

3 months ago

Told me to join etwrc group on Facebook in order to get help for an injured bird I’m trying to help. No help at all. You have to answer all these questions in order to get in the group to ask for help. These ppl are completely useless. Y tf do I wanna join a group that I only need help with this one time. It’s not like I make it a habit to walk up on injured birds. A complete joke! How are these ppl still operating. 

KATIE GRANT 

on Google

4 months ago

Wildlife rehabilitation can be a thankless service as many people don’t respect or understand how things work. Rehabbers are often inundated with calls for help, and only have so much space and time. They often go out of their way to help as many animals as they can, even with little budget or staff to help. I really appreciate them taking in 8 baby possums, when their mom was hit by a car.