Tucson Wildlife Center, Inc.

Tucson Wildlife Center is dedicated to the rescue, rehabilitation and release of sick, injured and orphaned wildlife, while promoting habitat protection and co-existence through education.
Founded in 1998, Tucson Wildlife Center offers educational programs throughout the Tucson area, providing demonstrations and information to schools, organizations and the public. In 2012, the Center was involved in helping nearly 700 wild animals, and in 2017, it is estimated that TWC will assist more than 3,500 wildlife from hummingbirds to javelina. TWC has the first and only wildlife hospital in southern Arizona. Donations will be used for larger and additional sanctuary enclosures, to expand the public education center, educational materials, and additional medical supplies and equipment to support the expanding facilities.