D C.
7/7/2021
My cats are murderers. They are indoor/outdoor cats that we are trying to transition into fully indoor cats, but it's been a major struggle for 2 of our 3 cats. This morning around 5am, my...
Ohio Wildlife Center's Hospital
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2661 Billingsley Rd
Columbus, OH 43235
Ohio Wildlife Center is a non-profit organization based in Columbus, OH, that is committed to rehabilitating and caring for Ohio's native wildlife. With a focus on rehabilitation, education, and wildlife health studies, the center aims to raise awareness and appreciation for the state's wildlife. Through their Wildlife Hospital and Wildlife Exclusion Education services, they provide assistance to animals in need and offer educational programs to promote coexistence with wildlife.
Ohio Wildlife Center relies on charitable donations to support their work, as they receive no operational funds from local, state, or federal government tax funding. Since 1984, they have been dedicated to saving and protecting wild animals, providing them with a second chance at life. With a team of dedicated staff and volunteers, they strive to make a positive impact on Ohio's wildlife population and foster a greater understanding of the importance of conservation.
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Jennifer S.
5/7/2021
What a wonderful organization who helps us humans help our animal friends in times of need. When 9 mallard ducklings were abandoned by their parents at our condo I was worried & unsure about what...
Molly H.
5/23/2024
Hello ! I hope this message finds you well. Yesterday night i found a baby raccoon I found it after you guys had closed so I kept it for the night. So tonight after my mom got off work we took the...
Sheila D.
5/24/2023
I write this review deeply saddened by the actions taken. I found some raccoon kits very Small and ill on the side of the road, near my house, my response was to take them here if the mother did...
Cindy T.
7/14/2021
I'm thoroughly impressed with this organization's work. I dropped off a rescued nestling and they took the bird without question and even offered advice as to how to handle the situation if it...
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