Ohio Wildlife Center Rehabilitation Center

Brought a female great horned owl with a busted wing. Sydney answered and quickly checked her for avian influenza, deemed the owl did not have it and took her in quickly and safely. I have high hopes for the owls recovery. I feel confident they will make whichever decision is best for it.

I am so glad this place exists! I came across a bat in an office unit and was able to safely capture it in a box. He was lethargic and unmoving (so no risk of interacting with me), but he needed help. I drove him to the wildlife center who took him in. I appreciate being able to have a patient ID number so I can check on his progress. My bat will be fed and cared for and they plan to induce hibernation again when he's strong enough. Hopefully come summer he can be rehabilitated to the outdoors again!

Brittany helped with a raccoon on our property that took shelter from the frigid temperatures in a hallowed out tree. She was knowledgeable, patient, and compassion the handling of this poor soul. I am blown away and truly thankful for her and her unwavering desire to ensure comfort and safety for our wildlife. We need more people like this in the world!!

Such an amazing group on individuals working together to help rescue and rehab animals from the wild. We recently rescued a Cooper’s Hawk and dropped it at the Hospital. Not only did they get Southwick (not official name) get rehabbed for release but they also called us to be there when released back in the wild. Thank you for everything you do!

My family and I brought in baby squirrels that were abandoned by their mom. We took them here and they were able to be rehabilitated and set back into the wild. All of the people were super kind and understanding and always had a warm smile on their faces.