Nebraska Wildlife Rehab, Inc.
What We Do
Nebraska Wildlife Rehab has a two-fold mission: to rescue, rehabilitate and return to the wild native wildlife and migratory birds and to educate people about the importance of wildlife and our native ecosystems. We care for 6,000-7,000 wild animals and help more than 15,000 community members with wildlife inquiries each year. We provide after-school programming in eight middle schools and two elementary schools, offer 21 internships for university students, sponsor our own High School Science Academy, and provide dozens of additional programs about wildlife each year.
Interesting Info
- We receive 6,000-7,000 wild animals for care every year!
- We reach over 25,000 people each year with wildlife education - in-person, by telephone, and online.
- NWR is one of the largest bat rehabilitation centers in the United States and hosts a one-of-a-kind public bat release each spring.
GIVE SHOP® WISH LIST
Geographic Location
Volunteer Opportunities
Statewide Transport Team
Repeats daily for 1732 times
Anytime
Hotline & Wildlife Intake Specialist
Repeats weekly until Sunday, July 5th, 2026
Anytime
Wildlife Care Provider (Mammal, Bird or Herptile)
Repeats daily for 10000 times
Anytime
Wildlife Rescue & Reunification Field Team
Repeats daily until Sunday, July 5th, 2026
Anytime
Humane Society Wildlife Transporter
Repeats daily
Anytime
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