The Blue Ridge Wildlife Center

• Dolphinowl245
  
  
  (June 29, 2018, 2:39 pm)

  Happy to take in any native creature. Don't bring deer as they typically have terrible diseases that cures don't exist for. Camp is usually fun, and you get to spend a lot of time outside.

• Michael Oak
  
  
  (May 16, 2018, 3:48 pm)

  These guys do great work rehabilitating our local wildlife! Getting these precious creatures fixed up and released back to the wild is their main objective. A lovely staff of highly experience wildlife rehabiltators, a well trained wildlife veterinarian, and numerous volunteers help make this happen.
  
  If you've found an injured animal or think a wild animal has been abandoned by its mom (unlikely) give these folks a call. Note that many animals leave their babies alone for extended periods of time so please don't abduct the baby before calling these guys for advice!
  
  Sorry about the experience that the upset poster had with their invasive starlings. State law prevents these non-native invasive species from being released and there is no facility in the state that would have done anything different other than euthanize them. Perhaps she should reflect on her own illegal keeping of the animals for days - these birds likely suffered at her hands and were finally euthanized at BRWC. They surely don’t use the method suggested by the angry poster. In addition to her criminal activity, she appears to have anger issues and a lying problem. Sad!
  
  So wonderful that we have so many qualified and kindhearted people willing to help our local wildlife! I feel bad that they have to deal with angry uneducated folks like the previous reviewer!

• Dotty Dengler
  
  
  (October 22, 2017, 9:35 am)

  I am so impressed with the kindness and help given to an injured baby squirrel. Wonderful, Caring Wildlife Center.

• Thomas Pratt
  
  
  (August 24, 2014, 3:14 pm)

  Great group of dedicated people who are always available to help any wild animal in need almost any time of any day. The have rehabilitated several for me.

Wildlife Emergencies - The Blue Ridge Wildlife Center

Call the Blue Ridge Wildlife Center at 540-837-9000 for advice. There are some species of wild animals you should not try to rescue without help. Raccoons, foxes, groundhogs, and skunks can carry rabies, and can be aggressive when handled and/or cornered.

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For advice about wildlife issues or concerns, or for help with wildlife emergencies, please call the Blue Ridge Wildlife Center at 540-837-9000. The Virginia Department of Game & Inland Fisheries (VDGIF) also has a hotline for information about human-wildlife interactions.

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Steve, I hope the bird has flown outside by now. If you are still having trouble and are in Northern Virginia, you can call Wildlife Vet Care, 540-664-9494, or the Blue Ridge Wildlife Center, 540-837-9000, for advice. Good luck!

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The Blue Ridge Wildlife Center (BRWC) is a full-service wildlife hospital and rehabilitation center located in Boyce, Virginia, caring for 2,000+ native mammals, birds, and reptiles annually. The BRWC provides qualified students the opportunity to get hands-on experience assisting with the daily husbandry of these animals.