Wildlife Emergency Phone Numbers
Below is information about 'helping wildlife' and Wildlife Emergency phone numbers.
“HELP, I FOUND AN ANIMAL!
The first thing you should do is contact a rescue volunteer to see if the animal really needs help being saved, or if it’s family is just away for a while.
If you need to take it in, then please place the animal in a warm, dark, quiet area and DO NOT attempt to feed.
Animals have a variety of different diets and attempting to feed the wrong food may do more harm than good."
— Mitzi Brabb Boles, Wonders of the Wild Rescue & Sanctuary – PAYSON, AZ
“WHEN YOU ENCOUNTER ORPHANED OR INJURED WILDLIFE…
Before you assume an animal is in trouble, wait and watch: young animals often are left alone for hours at a time while their parents gather food.
If an animal is shivering, obviously injured or if you know its parents have been killed, call the Wildlife Emergency Hotline at 623-582-9806.
If the injured animal is a large game animal, such as a deer, javelina, mountain lion, or bear, or a potential danger to handlers such as a coyote or large bird, call the Wildlife Emergency Hotline at 623-582-9806. (not domestic animals or livestock)"
— Adobe Mountain Wildlife – Phoenix, AZ
BEFORE MOVING AN ANIMAL, please read this brochure from AZ Game & Fish Dept: https://www.azgfd.com/PortalImages/files/wildlife/livingwith/LeaveBabyWildlifeAlone_110621.pdf
Arizona Wildlife Emergency info / contacts
IF HUMAN INTERFERENCE IS TRULY NEEDED, PLEASE BE SURE TO ENTRUST THE ANIMAL WITH AN EXPERIENCED AND TRAINED PERSON:
WILDLIFE REHABILITATORS IN AZ (INTERACTIVE MAP FROM AZGFD)
Southwest Wildlife – Wild MAMMALS
24-hour pager for Mammal emergencies: (480) 433-5656 (Non-emergency 480-471-9109)
https://www.southwestwildlife.org/education/resources/
Wild at Heart – BIRDS OF PREY
(480) 595-5047
East Valley Wildlife – Small BIRDS, DUCKS, RABBITS, SQUIRRELS
(480) 814-9339
Liberty Wildlife – All WILDLIFE
(480) 998-5550 (Including Wildlife-Related Emergencies)
http://www.libertywildlife.org/wildlife-emergencies/
Arizona Covey – QUAIL (Jeannie Garrett)
(602) 996-1934
Barbara Buckelman – SQUIRRELS, GROUND SQUIRRELS
(480) 661-0384
Adobe Mountain Wildlife – ALL WILDLIFE (not domestic animals or livestock)
(623) 582-9806
Phoenix Herpetological Society – REPTILES
(480) 513-4377
Arizona Game & Fish – All WILDLIFE
(602) 942-3000
Fallen Feathers – Wild or pet BIRDS
(623) 533-2348
Heritage Park Zoological Sanctuary – PRESCOTT AREA, AZ – Birds, mammals, reptiles, amphibians
(928) 778-4242
Tucson Wildlife Center – TUCSON, SAFFORD AREA, AZ (Lisa Bates) – Birds, mammals, reptiles, amphibians
(520) 290-9453
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Wildlife Rehabilitators in AZ (interactive map from AZGFD)
Critter Control – Humane wildlife trapping and relocation, for a fee
(602) 569-2360
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