South Plains Wildlife Rehab Center

Description

Open daylight hours, 365 days a year.

The SPWRC is a non-profit tax-exempt organization established for a dual purpose:
1. To provide humane care and rehabilitation to orphaned, ill, injured and displaced wildlife. The goal of our rehabilitation program is to release these animals back to the wild, and
2. To provide environmental education, using a rational approach to appreciation and conservation of natural resources for future generations. The emphasis is on wildlife as a natural resource.

We are dedicated to the preservation of native species on the South Plains of Texas. Wildlife is accepted without regard to species, size, or popularity with the human race.

Interested in Volunteering? SPWRC needs adult and Junior (age 12-17) volunteers. See website for info and forms.

For more info:
Manager: Daniel Andrews. Email: d_andrews@spwrc.org.

Education / Volunteer coordinator: Gail Barnes. Email: g_barnes@spwrc.org.

Directions

SPWRC is on Indiana Avenue at 95th Street behind the 80' wall with a wildlife mural.

Wildlife Drop-Off building in our driveway open 24 hours a day.