Wildlife Resources
Finding injured, sick, or displaced wildlife can be concerning. Because wild animals require specialized handling and care, it is important to contact the appropriate wildlife organization for guidance. Pet Emergency Clinic has compiled these helpful wildlife resources for Spokane, Eastern Washington, the Idaho Panhandle, and surrounding areas.
Wildlife Rescue & Rehabilitation Resources
These wildlife organizations provide rescue, rehabilitation, reporting assistance, and care guidance for injured or displaced wildlife. Please contact each organization directly for availability, intake instructions, and emergency assistance.
Birds of Prey Northwest (St. Maries, ID-based)
- (208) 245-1367
- birdsofpreynorthwest.org
- Birds of Prey Only (will also sometimes take crows, ravens, or magpies, but does not take in non-raptor wild birds)
WSU Exotics and Wildlife Rehabilitation Center (Pullman, WA-based)
- (509) 335-0711
- hospital.vetmed.wsu.edu
- 24/7 – takes injured wildlife
Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife (WDFW)
- (509) 892-1001
- teamspokane@dfw.wa.gov
- Eastern Regional Office based in Spokane
- Wildlife reports or concerns
Important Note About Wildlife
For your safety and the animal’s well-being, avoid handling wildlife unless you have received guidance from a qualified wildlife professional or organization.
Emergency Veterinary Care for Pets
If your dog or cat is experiencing an emergency, Pet Emergency Clinic is open 24/7 in Spokane, WA. Call (509) 326-6670 or visit us right away for emergency veterinary care.