Alabama Wildlife Center

Veterinary ServicesAlabama, United States11-50 Employees

The Alabama Wildlife Center is a nonprofit veterinary services facility based in Pelham, Alabama, founded in 1977 as a volunteer-driven wildlife rehabilitation effort. It operates as Alabama’s oldest and largest center for native wild bird rehabilitation, receiving more than 2,000 birds annually from over 100 species to provide medical and rehabilitative care aimed at releasing animals back into the wild. In addition to clinical treatment, the center runs a public wildlife help line and a range of educational programs, inviting visitors to learn about wildlife rehabilitation and the native birds of Alabama. Since its inception, the organization has contributed to the care of well over 50,000 native wildlife animals and has maintained continuous daily operations for decades. Recent developments include initiatives such as launching a wildlife rehabilitation specialty car tag, reflecting ongoing efforts to broaden awareness and support for its mission.

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