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        Rehabilitation & care of injured & orphaned native Texas Wildlife; Educational Programs Available

        General Info
        W.R. & E. is a 501 (C) 3 organization offering FREE care of injured/orphaned native Texas wildlife. W.R. & E. is an affiliate of the Houston S.P.C.A. We gladly accept donations from the public! Volunteers are always welcome! We accept: Songbirds, Shorebirds, Raptors (Hawks & Owls), Squirrels, Deer, Raccoons, Opossums, Rabbits, Beavers, Amphibians & Turtles. (Please call for advice with nuisance wildlife.) SPRING/SUMMER HOURS: M-F: 9-6; Sat./Sun.: 9-4; FALL/WINTER HOURS: Open 7 days a week, 9-4. We offer Education Programs & Oiled Wildlife Response Training.
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        Neighborhoods
        Washington Avenue - Memorial Park, Central Houston
        Accreditation

        U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service, Texas Parks & Wildlife, National Wildlife Rehabilitation Association.

        AKA

        Wildlife Rehab & Education Center

        Other Link

        http://wrande.org

        Categories
        Charities, Wildlife Refuge

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        anonymous

        08/26/2009

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        This is an incredible, free rehab center right here in Houston I didn't even know about. I brought an orphaned squirrel to them once and another time an injured hawk. They were extremely thoughtful and caring to the animals and to my concerns. I asked if they got taxpayer money to operate their business, and they said no, just donations. I was totally amazed at what they do here. I'm so glad I found them!

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        Details

        Phone: (713) 861-9453

        Address: 7007 Old Katy Rd, Houston, TX 77024

        Website: http://wrande.org

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