Address: 23375 Guthrie Rd, Linwood, KS 66052, USA
Phone: +17855423625
Sunday: Closed
Monday: 8:30AM–5PM
Tuesday: 8:30AM–5PM
Wednesday: 8:30AM–5PM
Thursday: 8:30AM–5PM
Friday: 8:30AM–5PM
Saturday: 8:30AM–2PM
Brian Guest
Great friendly folks. They took in our baby squirrel to give her a good home. Thanks So Much
Tessa Travelute
Operation Wildlife took me a lot more seriously than the Missouri Conservation. The conservation agency said the “best thing” to do was let nature take its course, they didn’t even try to recommend a wildlife rehab center. The receptionist was very nice and had me send a picture of the quail the confirm it was a bobwhite. The drop off process is super easy and you can tell that they truly care about the animals. Definitely worth the hour and a half drive from where I live.
Kelsie Huddleston
Very informative when I called to ask about a nest of baby birds in a client's wall. Didn't have to wait for a reply or call back. They also have been very helpful to the community by taking in orphaned and injured wildlife. Definitely donate or volunteer for them if you can!
Emily Withrow
We found a baby turtle in our neighborhood pool's filter system. Around the same time I found some bunnies that had been abandoned by their mother and were clearly in distress. I went straight to OWL. I'd never done anything like this before, but they took the animals right in. Sadly, one of the poor bunnies was in really bad shape and didn't make the car ride to OWL but the other bunny will be placed with others its size/age. And the turtle was clearly going to be in good hands. Now that I know of this resource to help animals in need, I will always recommend them and keep them in mind for any future rescues I come across! I was also able to use this rescue mission as a teaching opportunity/moment for my 4 year old daughter, who came along with me, so I was happy for that side of it as well!
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You can take him to the Operation Wildlife main facility on Guthrie Rd. Please call ahead to let them know and determine the best time for drop-off.
The director won't be checking messages here, but leave a message for them at the main facility and she can advise.
We no longer have a satellite location in Shawnee. We closed the receiving center December 2016 because we weren't getting enough donations to fund it. It was costing $ 36,000 annually.
Go online and find Operation Wildlife website. You will see office phone and email. Send your question direct and leave message on phone. They are currently closed but someone will reply when open.
This is for wild birds you would need to look into a domestic bird rescue I believe it's called budgie bird rescue or something like that.
Yes they do.
You will want to leave them a voicemail or a Facebook message. They are swamped over there and only one person manning the phone line, but several doing Facebook messages.
They will ask for a donation, as they get no federal or state funding whatsoever. But you are not required to pay any fees.
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