The Greater Yellowstone ecosystem is known for its magnificent landscapes and abundant wildlife.
With our ever-growing population we believe it is our responsibility to counter the adverse impacts of humans on wildlife, where possible, and educate people how to reduce conflicts between them for the benefit of humans, animals and the ecosystem as a whole.
Each year, thousands of wild animals are injured and orphaned by human causes. Many of these animals do not survive without rehabilitative intervention. Teton Wildlife Rehabilitation Center (TWRC) was founded in 2014 with the vision of rehabilitation and subsequently releasing back into their natural habitats injured, sick, and orphaned wildlife. TWRC has professionally trained and certified rehabilitation specialists who care for our animal patients until their release.
Our strategic location fills a gap in such services in the western United States. In our wonderful community of Teton Valley, ID we aim to foster the local community’s desire to assist wildlife in need through educational programs, volunteer opportunities and advice.
Each year, thousands of wild animals are injured and orphaned by human causes. Many of these animals do not survive without rehabilitative intervention. Teton Wildlife Rehabilitation Center (TWRC) was founded in 2014 with the vision of rehabilitation and subsequently releasing back into their natural habitats injured, sick, and orphaned wildlife. TWRC has professionally trained and certified rehabilitation specialists who care for our animal patients until their release.
Our strategic location fills a gap in such services in the western United States. In our wonderful community of Teton Valley, ID we aim to foster the local community’s desire to assist wildlife in need through educational programs, volunteer opportunities and advice.
Who Do We Treat?
TWRC has a wildlife rehabilitation permit from Idaho Fish & Game department to treat small mammals, waterfowl, and songbirds. If you’ve encountered an animal that you think might need our help, please check our “Found an Animal” page.
How Can You Help?TWRC is at a crucial stage of development. While we try to help as many animals as possible, we’re also trying to build a facility on our property, build more enclosures, fix our water system, develop an educational program and fund raise. Learn more about our members and our strategic plans for this upcoming summer and beyond.
If you want to help our efforts to establish a viable and sustainable rehabilitation center for animals in need- please consider one of these options: |
What We Do
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Found An Animal?
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Be Part of the Solution
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