Injured & Orphaned Wildlife

Getting help for injured and orphaned wild animals

Important: Many young and juvenile animals that appear to be orphaned are actually being cared for by their parents. Before intervening, consult with a wildlife rehabilitator through Animal Help Now to determine if the animal truly needs assistance.

AnimalHelpNow Vetted and Certified Humane

Important Notice

While Humane Wildlife Control Solutions specializes in resolving human-wildlife conflicts through humane exclusion and prevention, we do not provide rehabilitation services for injured or orphaned wildlife. These animals require specialized care from licensed wildlife rehabilitators.

HWCS & Animal Help Now Partnership

While we don't handle injured or orphaned wildlife directly, HWCS is proud to be AnimalHelpNow Vetted and Certified Humane. This certification recognizes our commitment to humane wildlife control practices and ethical treatment of animals.

Our certification means:

Our methods have been reviewed and approved by Animal Help Now
We maintain the highest standards in humane wildlife control
We work collaboratively with wildlife rehabilitators when needed
Our technicians are trained in identifying potentially injured or orphaned wildlife

If You've Found Injured or Orphaned Wildlife:

Please visit Animal Help Now (ahnow.org) to be connected with:

Licensed wildlife rehabilitators in your area
Emergency veterinary services that treat wildlife
Other wildlife assistance resources

Before You Act

If you've found an injured or orphaned wild animal:

Keep your distance and ensure your safety first
Keep pets away from the animal
Do not attempt to feed or provide water to the animal
Visit ahnow.org immediately to find help
Follow the guidance provided by the wildlife professional you contact

Our Role

At HWCS, we focus on preventing and resolving conflicts between humans and wildlife through:

Humane exclusion from buildings and structures
Prevention of future wildlife entry
Property damage repair
Professional cleaning and sanitization

For injured or orphaned wildlife requiring rehabilitation, we always refer to Animal Help Now to ensure these animals receive the specialized care they need from licensed professionals.

Why Animal Help Now?

Animal Help Now is a trusted platform that connects people who have found injured or orphaned wildlife with qualified help in their area. Their directory includes:

Licensed wildlife rehabilitators
Wildlife veterinarians
Emergency animal services
Wildlife rescue organizations