Liberty Wildlife Rehabilitation Foundation

Rehabilitation, research and conservation is dedicated to solving human/wildlife conflicts, conducting scientific research as well as providing specialized services, care and rehabilitation for native wildlife. Rescue and transportation teams go out into the field and bring in animals in need for medical services, daily care, and rehabilitation. The organization assists over 9,900 native and non-native animals with a release rate of 48% to 52%, which is above the national norm. This includes 193 different avian, mammal and reptile species. The organization's programs include hawks and eagles in flighted training programs and releasing numerous native wildlife back into the wild. Over 700 volunteers have participated in programs to care for, feed, and rehabilitate wildlife. The organization uses dedicated staff and contracted biologists to respond to challenges pertaining to wildlife.

The organization believes strongly in connecting children with the natural world. Their education group visits classroom and civic events with non-releasable wildlife. The organization provided over 850 in-person and virtual educational programs by trained volunteers using a variety of birds, mammals and reptiles. Attention is given to conservation and sustainability, state standards, age appropriateness, specific educational requests, and enhancing compassion and engagement with the participants.