Woodlands Wildlife Refuge

Sal DeGrazio★★★★★4 months ago

Called them about how to take care of a bunny nest or how to place them somewhere else. The gentleman that helped was extremely knowledgeable and sympathetic to what we were doing. Highly recommend!

Michael Christopher★★★★★5 years ago

Amazing place . I rescued 6 baby squirrels that fell from the nest . They recommend to leave them their for a few hours to see if the mother would come back… long story short she didn’t . And woodland took them in . Thank you so much for what you guys do

Audrey Robleza★★★★★3 years ago

This wonderful facility and the amazing folks who work there will renew your faith in humanity. My mother found a sick and injured orphaned baby bunny in her backyard. After calling several facilities over the course of 2 days, Woodlands Wildlife Refuge was the only facility to return our call. A couple of other facilities answered when we called them, but their instant refusal and rushed, irritated tone made us feel like we were inconveniencing them and it seemed like they couldn’t get us off the phone quickly enough. However, all of our interactions with the folks at Woodlands Wildlife Refuge (from Melissa on the phone to Melody in the admissions area) was so patient, so kind and so compassionate. After gathering some basic information, Melissa told us we could bring the bunny to WWR right away. My very warm welcome by Melody at the admissions door made me feel like I was leaving the tiny life I was carrying with me in the best hands possible. There is no doubt that these incredible people do what they do out of a profound love and respect for wildlife and out of the kindness of their hearts. Thank you, Melissa, Melody and everyone at WWR for everything you do each day. You have our love, support and admiration.

Elayaraja Muthuswamy★★★★★10 months ago

Received an excellent tour of the facility. Site does not receive public funding. From what I heard they receive more than a 100 calls on daily basis. Will visit again in the spring or summer time.

Azusa Washio★★★★★5 years ago

We brought a sick baby bunny we found in the backyard. The place was beautiful and quiet, surrounded by nature, and we were informed that there would be updates about the bunny. I am very grateful for their practice, and feel relieved that the bunny is in good hands now.