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Wild & Domestic Welfare Initiative
 

(WDWI)

Conservation and welfare can always start at home. The WDWI program highlights the services done for my local wildlife and domestic friends and provides tools, guides and resources on how you can help

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Sick & injured animal

If you find a sick or injured wild animal please contact your local animal control. In some cases they may ask you to shelter in place until help arrives or possibly transporting yourself. 

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Abandoned animals

If you see a possibly abandoned animal please contact your local animal control, especially if it is an area that is harmful to their health and wellbeing. If you or someone you know knows the animal please refer to the document on additional resources to help.

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Sick & Injured wildlife

You may come across sick or injured wildlife which can require special care and consideration more than a domesticated animal. Please refer to the document on how to handle certain wildlife species. 

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Veterinary services

Looking for veterinary care? The document below has a quick guide on where to look for low cost and affordable services. 

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