The WHS Wildlife Rehabilitation Center Needs Your Help!

Whatcom Humane Society is one of just a small number of humane societies on the entire west coast that provide care for wildlife. As the region’s first responder site for sick, injured, and orphaned wildlife, our wildlife rehabilitation center is a safety net for wild animals in our community, providing essential services 365 days a year. Last year, nearly 2,000 animals and 131 different species came through the doors of the WHS Wildlife Rehabilitation Center. The growing demand for assistance and the increasing costs associated with daily operations has placed the WHS Wildlife Rehabilitation Center in need of immediate support from the community. Funds raised this spring will grant us the resources necessary to provide food and facility supplies, specialized care and veterinary services, field service vehicle fuel and maintenance, and the ability to manage critical operating expenses at our wildlife rehabilitation center. The wildlife center is such an inspiring place and a true gift to our community—but as with all things, it is only as effective as it is supported. By combining our expertise with your generosity, we can continue to be there to care for, defend, and advocate for all animals, including those who call our region’s wilderness home.