Blue Ridge Wildlife Center
Blue Ridge Wildlife Center
 
 
The Blue Ridge Wildlife Center is a 501(c)3 charitable organization dedicated to wildlife rescue and wildlife conservation.

 

Our mission is to ensure the
preservation of native wildlife in
areas where development has
destroyed habitat and endangered wildlife. 
We rescue, provide veterinary care, and rehabilitate injured, orphaned, and sick native wildlife, with the goal of releasing them back into the wild.  We monitor and control wildlife disease and environmental toxins, and we teach others the importance of preserving native wildlife species.

Feeding a baby bird Please come to our Baby Shower on May 26, 2012 from 1 - 3 pm at the Education Pavilion. Learn More.
RubitTube   Help raise money for the animals at the BRWC.  Come to Watermelon Park on June 2nd for RubiTube. a fun filled event of biking, running, and tubing.  Learn More.
     
  The Blue Ridge Wildlife Center does not have enough room at its current facility to help all the animals needing care. We plan to build a new wildlife hospital, rehabilitation center, and environmental education center in 2013.  Learn More.
Summer camp at the BRWC Summer Camps are available at the Blue Ridge Wildlife Center.  Learn about the Wildlife Discovery Camps for ages 7-12.
   
Little Brown Bat   Why are bat populations plummeting? White Nose Syndrome is a new fungal infection of North American bats and it's killing them by the thousands.
Learn More.
  Lead ammunition causes lead poisoning in some of our favorites species including hawks and eagles. Watch a video of an eagle recovering from lead poisoning. 
Read more about lead poisoning.
  There have been deer deaths in northern Virginia and WV this fall due to hemorrhagic disease, a viral disease of deer that is spread by insects.  Read more about hemorrhagic disease of deer.
Tubing a rat snake   Can you identify Virginia's Snakes?  Did you know is against the law to kill a snake in Virginia? Test your knowledge of Virginia snakes.

 



The Blue Ridge Wildlife Center is a
501(c)3 charity that does not charge for its services. 
The wild animals we rescue do not have owners to pay for their care, nor there is any state, federal, or local funding for this service.  We are completely dependent on donations to pay for needed food, housing, and medication.

Please help us help these animals!! 

* READ TESTIMONIALS *
on the impact of the
Blue Ridge Wildlife Center
on wildlife and the community.

We would like to thank the following businesses for their support

Roseville and Plaza Veterinary Clinics
Winchester SPCA
Martin's
Ayrshire Farm
The Farm Store in Middleburg
Fergusons Enterprises, Inc
Apply Valley Animal Hospital
Veterinary Surgical Center
The Hope Center for Animals
Caiman Plumbing




"The greatness of a nation and its moral progress can be judged by the way its animals are treated."   Mahatma Gandhi

 

Email: info@BlueRidgeWildlife.org                    540-837-9000           Blue Ridge Wildlife Center © Copyright 2011 All Rights Reserved