Getting your rehab center listed in our Wildlife Rehab Directory is a two step process.

First - Register for this forum

Second - Make a post in this thread providing information about you or your center in the following format.

State and county or region (however you specify area you cover)
Center or Rehabbers Name - a brief description of the center or rehabber. Species of animal(s) cared for. Any Contact information you want known to the public such as phone number(s), address, e-mail address, pager etc... Web site address (if you have one).

So your post should look something like this

Alabama
Custom Falconry - We are in North Alabama but will travel to: Georgia, Tennessee, Mississippi, and Northern Florida. We accept Hawks, Falcons, & Owls. PLEASE Call ASAP before you try to feed or water. DO Not feed Bacon or hamburger. 1(256)734-1890 call anytime http://www.customfalconry.com/

Please! Optional but greatly appreciated - Help us to help you. Could you please make at least one other post in our forums. Whether it's responding to someone elses posts, a post about a recent animal at your center, a bird watching trip, or any other topic in our outdoor discussions. OR link back to our web site from yours.


Once your listing is added to the directory your post here will be deleted.

Canton Raptor Care
Federally Licensed Raptor Rehabilitator
Specializing in the care of injured and orphaned birds of prey.
Contact: Canton Raptor Care
Teresa Kramer
860-693-6255
tkramer27@comcast.net

What state and what area covered?

Please remove the following as all of the contact information is outdated and I can barely handle the animal calls I get through Animal Rehabilitators of the Carolinas (ARC):

Charlotte (SW area, near Tega Cay & Fort Mill, SC)
Sharon Mobley (member of Animal Rehabilitators of the Carolinas) - Gray Squirrels, Flying Squirrels, Cottontails, Chipmunks, & Opossums. SORRY, BUT I DO NOT HAVE A PERMIT TO REHABILITATE BIRDS! PLEASE do not feed animals before contacting a rehabber as it could kill them! Handle only when necessary, with gloves, and wash hands after each handling. Keep all animals in a dark, quiet location. If it is a baby and its eyes are still closed, line the container with a soft cloth and provide a heat source (a heating pad --set on low-- under half of the container is ideal.) Call (Home) 704-504-5836 or (Mobile) 704-622-1964

I am listed twice, under NC rehabilitators and SC rehabilitators. Please remove both listings.

Thank you!
Sharon Gleaves (formerly Mobley)