Walking Wild Rescue is not a wildlife rehabilitator and does not care for or intake any wildlife. Although we love our wildlife and work had to protect it, Walking Wild is not a wildlife rehabilitator. If you have found an injured or orphaned wild friend, please see the resources below for the state of Ohio.
Located in Columbus, off of Sawmill Rd, the Ohio Wildlife Center's animal hospital is the best place to take an injured or orphaned animal. Please note that due to caring for animals the staff is not always able to answer the phones. You can just stop by with an animal during business hours if they do not answer the phone.
Do you have an unwanted wild room mate or issues with your wild neighbors. Please contact SCRAM. SCRAM is a non-lethal humane approach to helping you deal with the conflict you are facing. SCRAM is part of the Ohio Wildlife Center and an amazing resource for the Ohio community.
Looking for a wildlife rehabilitator near you? The Ohio Department of Natural Resources keeps a great list of all licensed wildlife rehabilitators in the state of Ohio.
If you do not live in the state of Ohio, please check with your states department of natural resource, fish and game, or wildlife department for rehabilitators and guidance in your local area.