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Wildlife Center of Texas Happenings
The Wildlife Center of Texas is still operating on its winter hours. It is ...
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Protecting Wildlife During Severe Weather
Forecasts predict high winds, heavy rain and possible flooding in Houston and surrounding areas ...
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Protecting Baby Squirrels
The Wildlife Center of Texas is preparing for the spring season of baby squirrels. Area ...
About Us
The Wildlife Center of Texas (a non-profit organization) was formed to meet the increasing need for wildlife assistance in the Greater Houston / Upper Gulf Coast. Each year, thousands of injured, ill or orphaned wild birds and mammals are received by our licensed rehabilitators.
Our mission is to care for injured, ill and orphaned wildlife through rehabilitation, public education, and release. The Wildlife Center cares for 8000 wild animals every year! Volunteers and donations help us meet our mission.
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Get Involved
Probably the most obvious opportunity is volunteering at the Wildlife Center of Texas, but feeding and cleaning cages is not the limit of volunteering. The Wildlife Center of Texas also needs volunteers to volunteer their expertise, whether you work with your hands or in an office, your skills can make a difference.
Latest from Wildlife Rescue
Wildlife Center of Texas 8th Annual Golf Tournament April 25, 2012 Evergreen Point Golf Course 1530 Evergreen Rd., Baytown, TX 77520 The Wildlife Center of Texas expresses our sincerest thanks to all who have joined us the last seven years to help support the care of injured, ill, orphaned & oiled wildlife. ❒ Eagle Sponsor/Underwriter - ...
The Wildlife Center of Texas received a call from a concerned citizen about a young opossum who had fallen from a tree and was impaled on branches. The Houston SPCA rescue driver arrived on the scene and gently cut the branches away and immediately brought the injured opossum to the Wildlife ...
The Migratory Bird Treaty Act (MBTA) of 1918 protects all migratory birds. The MBTA makes it illegal for people to “take” migratory birds, their eggs, feathers or nests. The Wildlife Center of Texas receives eggs when US Fish & Wildlife gives prior approval due to a necessity for removal from ...
The Wildlife Center Texas received some special help recently when volunteers from Chevron stopped by with power tools and big hearts. They built new enclosures for the different wildlife that comes into our center which will help us rescue and rehabilitate even more animals. We are always grateful to all our volunteers and ...
