The Michigan Association of Wildlife Rehabilitation is a 501©3 organization officially formed in 2024 as a professional association and resource for our field within our state. Our mission is to facilitate networking among wildlife rehabilitators as well as promote education, ethics and standards of wildlife rehabilitation in Michigan. Through our organization, we also aim to further the advancement of science and education by aiding and encouraging wildlife care, rehabilitation welfare, management, education and conservation. We also strive to provide quality public information that will promote conservation and a peaceful coexistence between wildlife and the public. We are committed to growing awareness and respect for our field.
Help Support MAWR
MAWR is entirely funded by generous donations, reflecting the dedication of individuals and organizations committed to wildlife care. By relying on community contributions, MAWR aims to enhance education, networking, and training opportunities, ensuring that every animal receives the best possible care and the chance for a successful return to their natural habitat. Your support is crucial in helping our wildlife!
Wildlife Rehabilitation
MAWR is dedicated to connecting finders of injured wildlife with quality licensed rehabilitation services in their area. We understand the importance of timely and professional care for injured animals, and our mission is to bridge the gap between those who discover injured wildlife and the resources they need. Through our extensive network of licensed wildlife rehabilitators, we strive to ensure that every animal in need receives the best possible care and support.
Rehabilitator Education
We understand the importance of nurturing and caring for wildlife, and strive to equip wildlife rehabilitators with the knowledge and tools they need to make a positive impact. We aim to empower rehabilitators through educational opportunities to better understand the unique needs of the many species within our beautiful state.
Community Education
We are passionate about educating the public on the vital role of wildlife rehabilitation and the importance of having resources for injured and orphaned wildlife. By fostering a deeper understanding and appreciation for wildlife rehabilitation, we hope to inspire action and empower individuals to become advocates for the well-being of our wildlife.
2024
Year Established
50+
Rehabilitators in Network
