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Resources for Injured Wildlife

|Arran Robertson|Wildlife
A small black bear hurries over a road

Oregon Wild is not an animal rescue organization. There are many great non-profits and government agencies that work to help stranded or injured animals. A few are listed below.

Portland:

Bird Alliance of Oregon/Wildlife Care Center – 503-292-0304

On-Call Community Rescue for Animals – 971-645-3450

Oregon Humane Society – 503-285-7722

Eugene:

Cascade Raptor Center – 541-485-1320

Greenhill Humane Society – 541-689-1503

Chintimini Wildlife Center – 541-745-5324

Bend:

Native Bird Care – 541-728-8208

Think Wild – 541-241-8680

Sunriver Nature Center – 541-593-4394

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