About Greenwood Wildlife Rehabilitation Center
Greenwood Wildlife Rehabilitation Center is a nonprofit organization dedicated to helping injured, orphaned, and sick wildlife. The center treats thousands of animals each year, including over 200 different species, accepting mammals, birds, and waterfowl. Greenwood also has a thrift store in Boulder that supports their mission, where the public can donate goods and purchase items. Visitors can see the animals, but they must follow mask mandates due to avian flu. The center's volunteers are passionate about caring for the animals and work hard to maximize herd health while minimizing risks to humans. Many people appreciate the caring and honest approach of the staff, acknowledging the challenges of wildlife rehabilitation. The center has received positive feedback from the community for their dedication, with individuals expressing gratitude for the help given to animals like injured robins, baby birds, and even small ducks and rabbits. The welcoming atmosphere and willingness to assist animals in need contribute to the center's reputation as an important resource for wildlife care.
Easy to miss the driveway, no sign but look for the bright yellow mailbox with a squirrel figure on top. Very kind and helpful staff. They focused on the injured animal. Very impressed.
We took in an injured baby bunny..the service wasn't very friendly that was disappointing hopefully they treat the animals with more kindness just saying...
These people take on the burden and extremely hard work of taking in sick, injured, and distressed animals. Sometimes they have to make the tough decision to let the animal go peacefully if a healthy recovery and return to the wild is not viable. I have called about two separate incidents in which I've found injured wild animals, and they respond with thoughtfulness and compassion. I'm grateful a place like this exists. Donations go a long way to keep them going!