Wildlife Works, Inc

They take them.

As long as it's not in danger from predators (dogs and cats) and as long as it's not visibly wounded, you can give it some time. Check on it again later in the day. If you think it is wounded, in danger, or that the parents have not returned for it please call our office for further instructions: (724) 925 6862. We have an answering service that answers past business hours as well. Thanks!

There is a chance that the cat may have harmed the bunny without it being obvious. Please call our office for further instructions and to discuss the animal's condition: 724-925-6862

You have to call the Game Commission. WW cannot take deer by law.

If you can put them in a small box bring them in side to keep warm and feed them worms and insects and couple weeks they will be ready to fly.

Yes

Hello! Our office staff keeps track of all of our admissions, and they would be more than happy to give you an update. Please call 724-925-6862 between 10:00-2:00, and thank you for your kindness and efforts towards protecting our wildlife.

Probably. Leave a voicemail or FB, they got back to us almost immediately. Good luck

Is it still available?

Hello! Our facility is not open to the public. Our educational ambassador animals do appear at events with staff members, so that is the best time to see the non-releasable wildlife. Thanks for your interest!

Yes, we do! If you know of a woodrat that is hurt or otherwise needs care, please call our office for further information: 724-925-6862