Welcome to Wild Care, a Wildlife Rehab Center on the Cape
If you know of an animal in distress, call Wild Care at:
(508) 240-2255
Our Helpline and our Facility are open EVERY DAY from 9AM until 5PM
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WILD CARE is located at 10 Smith Lane, in Eastham. MA 02642-2671
We are the yellow farm house -- Just off the Orleans Rotary
Take the Rock Harbor/Courthouse turn-off.
Bear right onto Smith Lane, the road ends and our driveway is on the right.
For an interactive, "real-time" look at our patients and projects, check out our facebook page at
http://www.facebook.com/WildCareCapeCod
Upcoming Wild Care Events
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WILD CARE inspires people to help native wildlife and preserve wildlife habitat - one creature, one family, one decision at a time.
We accept wildlife regardless of a rescuer’s ability to make a donation;
Wild Care never compromises quality of care or the dignity of an
animal’s life for fundraising, research or educational purposes.
Our Mission:
to help sick, injured and orphaned wildlife through Wildlife Rehabilitation
to reduce the numbers of animals impacted by human activity through Educational Outreach;
to help protect the species and the ecosystems they represent, through Advocacy and Conservation.
WILD CARE alleviates pressures experienced by wildlife by aiding in habitat restoration and enrichment,
documenting rare species for habitat protection, and serving as a voice of responsible stewardship whenever possible.
We accept wildlife regardless of a rescuer’s ability to make a donation;
Wild Care never compromises quality of care or the dignity of an
animal’s life for fundraising, research or educational purposes.
Our Mission:
to help sick, injured and orphaned wildlife through Wildlife Rehabilitation
to reduce the numbers of animals impacted by human activity through Educational Outreach;
to help protect the species and the ecosystems they represent, through Advocacy and Conservation.
WILD CARE alleviates pressures experienced by wildlife by aiding in habitat restoration and enrichment,
documenting rare species for habitat protection, and serving as a voice of responsible stewardship whenever possible.