ABOUT WILD CARE
Wild Care’s mission is to treat injured, ill and orphaned native wildlife for release, to prevent wildlife casualties through public education and live counseling, and to engage the community in conservation through volunteerism.
Since our founding, Wild Care has accepted greater than 30,000 wild creatures, representing over 275 species of native birds, mammals, and reptiles. On average Wild Care receives more than 1,800 wild animals per year for treatment. Of those admitted, about half come to us due to injuries and habitat loss due to human activities. It is a vital part of Wild Care’s mission to help educate the public on ways they can avoid harming our animal neighbors.
We work with the community to positively impact the lives of wild animals through our counseling, educational efforts, and outreach.
Wild Care does not charge the public for our services to wildlife.
We accept wildlife regardless of a rescuer’s ability to make a donation and we never compromise quality of care or the dignity of an animal’s life for fundraising purposes.
We are constantly striving to preserve the natural history of Cape Cod and provide quality, individualized care to each of our patients.
We thank you for your support and commitment to the wildlife of Cape Cod.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS 2024
Officers
President
Judy Bullard
Treasurer
Cate MacGregor
Secretary
Linda Rogers
Directors
John Kelley, DVM
Kelly Preston, DVM
Jody Rice-Hines
Craig Oliveira
Michael Brown
Emeritus
Julie O’Neil
Margaret Murphy
EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES
We have no open employment positions at this time.
Wild Night Out
Wild Care to Host a Wild Night Out at the West End Restaurant featuring Live Music by Sarah Swain and the Oh Boys
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05 April, 2024
Wild Night Out
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28 February, 2024
Wildlife Winter/Spring Talk Series
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14 February, 2024
Save Wildlife – Get a Personalized E-Valentine, and be Entered to Win a Date With a Turtle
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DID YOU KNOW??
Wild Care has a state-of-the-art seabird therapy pool, which allows seabirds and waterfowl to exercise on running water. This will help our bird friends recover more quickly so they can get back to their watery habitats!