Preserving Urban Wildlife Together

Urban Wildlife Rescue is dedicated to ensuring the survival and prosperity of native wildlife in urban environments through rescue, rehabilitation, and community education efforts.

A group of pigeons is captured mid-flight against a backdrop of residential buildings and lush greenery. The sky is overcast, lending an urban and somewhat serene atmosphere. Palm trees and other vegetation are visible, contrasting with the rigid lines of the apartment buildings.
A group of pigeons is captured mid-flight against a backdrop of residential buildings and lush greenery. The sky is overcast, lending an urban and somewhat serene atmosphere. Palm trees and other vegetation are visible, contrasting with the rigid lines of the apartment buildings.
Our Mission
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Join us in our mission to protect and support native wildlife in urban areas, fostering a harmonious coexistence between humans and nature for future generations.

Wildlife Projects

Supporting native wildlife through rescue and rehabilitation initiatives.

A bird of prey is perched on a stand in front of a small triangular wooden shelter. The shelter is set on a gravel surface with grass surrounding it. Nearby, there is a tree stump and a black plastic container. The background reveals a lush green field with yellow flowers and some tall structures resembling masts.
A bird of prey is perched on a stand in front of a small triangular wooden shelter. The shelter is set on a gravel surface with grass surrounding it. Nearby, there is a tree stump and a black plastic container. The background reveals a lush green field with yellow flowers and some tall structures resembling masts.
Rescue Efforts

Helping injured wildlife find their way back home.

A brown owl with distinctive yellow eyes and erect feather tufts is perched in an enclosure. The background shows a wire mesh and wooden elements, suggesting a controlled environment such as a zoo or sanctuary.
A brown owl with distinctive yellow eyes and erect feather tufts is perched in an enclosure. The background shows a wire mesh and wooden elements, suggesting a controlled environment such as a zoo or sanctuary.
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A bird is captured in mid-flight with its wings spread wide, set against a blurred background. The muted colors suggest an urban environment, and a multi-story building is visible behind the bird.
A bird is captured in mid-flight with its wings spread wide, set against a blurred background. The muted colors suggest an urban environment, and a multi-story building is visible behind the bird.
A person wearing a green jacket is handling a bird of prey from an open car door. The bird, likely a hawk, is perched on the person's gloved hand with wings partially spread. The background features a grassy field and a hazy sky.
A person wearing a green jacket is handling a bird of prey from an open car door. The bird, likely a hawk, is perched on the person's gloved hand with wings partially spread. The background features a grassy field and a hazy sky.
Community Outreach

Engaging the community in wildlife preservation and education.

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Urban Wildlife Rescue has been a lifesaver for our local ecosystem. Their dedication to preserving native wildlife is truly inspiring and essential for our community.

Emily Johnson

A white bird with outstretched wings is in mid-flight close to the ground in an urban setting. There are people walking and standing in the background near buildings with classic architectural design. Some trees without leaves are also present, suggesting it is autumn or winter. The ground appears to be wet in some areas, indicating recent rain.
A white bird with outstretched wings is in mid-flight close to the ground in an urban setting. There are people walking and standing in the background near buildings with classic architectural design. Some trees without leaves are also present, suggesting it is autumn or winter. The ground appears to be wet in some areas, indicating recent rain.

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Conservation

Protecting urban wildlife for future generations.

Rescue

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