Educate

We provide educational programs
throughout the year!

Please come join us!
Check our Facebook page for latest events.
You can also sponsor an event at your work or school. Let’s discuss!

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Rescue

Providing Care

We have moved to a new location, 8160 Fishback Rd, Indianapolis, IN 46278.

Please text (317)902-DUCK (3825) if you have found wildlife that has obvious injuries or is in immediate danger.

Do not give any food or water unless directed by Providence Wildlife Rehabilitation, Inc., as this can be harmful to the animal.

Wildlife drop-offs are accepted by appointment only and cannot be done anonymously.

Please text us about the situation and we will try to set up a mutually agreeable drop-off time the same day.

For true emergencies, we may refer you to drop-off at a particular veterinary location.

Every Donation Counts!

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Rehabilitate

Attending To Needs

Canada goslings are looked after by Jem, a devoted foster parent! The goslings learn to identify as geese by spending time with him.Some animals we receive will require veterinary visits, treatments and medication. All animals require daily food until their health is restored.
Please consider making a donation to help support our efforts to help offset costs for care of the hundreds of wildlife we receive yearly.
While we do require intake paperwork to be completed, we do not have a fee to drop off injured or orphaned wildlife to the rehabilitation center.

Release

Our Goal

Providence Wildlife Rehabilitation is dedicated to the care, recovery, and release of orphaned and/or injured wildlife. Our mission is to support government agencies through spreading conservation, education, advocacy and awareness of nature protection laws/values and facilitating the placement of animals that are endangered, wounded or in need of refuge in a regulated rehabilitation facility, with intentions of full release.

Our out-of-pocket cost to run the facility is $3000.00-5000.00/month, so every donation counts! Thank you for your kindness & support!

Our Process

Some animals that cannot be released become Ambassadors

Educate

Our ambassadors help us teach the public about our natural wildlife. For children, they provide a great way to learn how to respect wildlife.

Rescue

We care for displaced, orphaned, or injured wildlife, a true commitment that requires dedication, skill and donations from people like you, who care about animals in need.