Centre Wildlife Care

A non-profit organization that cares!

Welcome to the CWC website!

If you have a wild animals that need help please call
(814) 692-0004

Mailing address is Centre Wildlife Care, PO Box 572, Lemont, PA 16851
Physical address is Port Matilda, PA - Hours by Appointment Daily (8am - 8pm)
Other drop off locations in State College

If you would like to be on our e-mail mailing list
Please send an e-mail to: centrewildlifecare@gmail.com

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Sponsor-A-Critter for the Holidays

Saint Nick the Snowy Owl
Has been released!
Read story here

Arrived at CWC on Christmas Day! WCO Amanda Isett received a call from the SCI Smithfeild on Christmas day that they had an injured snowy owl. The owl had some minor skin tears and broken feathers from the razer wire at the prison. WCO Isett responded and caught the owl with the help of the prison staff. Volunteer Charlotte Simpson transported the bird to CWC where he received fluids and medical care right away. We did have some issues with Saint Nick not eating well and losing weight when he was in a flight. We suspected some pain related issues so we brought him back inside and put him on pain meds. We thank all involved who worked to save this very special bird. He was released 11-29-18 in North Western PA in a remote location.

Bald eagles with lead poisoning
Eagle being tube fed by Robyn & Kali

Injured bald eagle suffering from lead poisoning
Successfully released in Wiliamsport February 2018

Flyer on Lead Poisoning in Eagles
Webinar By PA Game Commission (50 min)
Lead poisoning in eagles: The hunters' role by Mark Nale
Learn how birds get lead poisoning (short video)
Meet another eagle that recovered

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Wildlife Wednesday on WTAJ TV
Learn about our native Pennsylvania Wildlife
every other Wednesday at 4 pm on Central PA Live
Click here to watch some of the videos online
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Wild About Animals event
(Click here for more info)
Thank you for your support!
See Pictures from Event

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Centre Wildlife Care (CWC) is a 501c3 charity that is licensed by the Game Commission, the US Fish and Wildlife Service and the Fish and Boat Commission to care for compomised wild animals until they can be released into the wild. We are a volunteer based organization that is NOT state or federally funded. We operate on donations. CWC also provides educational outreach with non-releasable wild animals in the form of educational programs at your location, social media, news letters and TV.

Centre Wildlife Care is located on 15 acres of wooded land in lovely Centre County in Port Matilda, PA. Since opening in 1995, we have rehabilitated thousands of injured, sick and orphaned wild animals until they can be released back into the wild. We care for all native species of wildlife including mammals (bunnies to bears), birds (finches to bald eagles),
reptiles and amphibians.

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Centre Wildlife Care is committed to transparency. Financial and corporate documents can be viewed at Guidestar.org...click on the link below to learn more.

CWC is approved by WASP International as an ethical organization.
click on the WASP link to learn more.

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Professional Care for Orphaned and Injured Wild Animals
Home How do I determine if a wild animal needs help? About Contact us Donate & Support Educational Programs Events & Fundraisers Links News Stories Repellant Recipe Skunk Neutralizer Sponsor-A-Critter (pdf) Volunteer & Intern Wish List (pdf) Wish list on Amazon	A non-profit organization that cares! Welcome to the CWC website! If you have a wild animals that need help please call (814) 692-0004 Mailing address is Centre Wildlife Care, PO Box 572, Lemont, PA 16851 Physical address is Port Matilda, PA - Hours by Appointment Daily (8am - 8pm) Other drop off locations in State College If you would like to be on our e-mail mailing list Please send an e-mail to: centrewildlifecare@gmail.com Sponsor-A-Critter for the Holidays Saint Nick the Snowy Owl Has been released! Read story here Arrived at CWC on Christmas Day! WCO Amanda Isett received a call from the SCI Smithfeild on Christmas day that they had an injured snowy owl. The owl had some minor skin tears and broken feathers from the razer wire at the prison. WCO Isett responded and caught the owl with the help of the prison staff. Volunteer Charlotte Simpson transported the bird to CWC where he received fluids and medical care right away. We did have some issues with Saint Nick not eating well and losing weight when he was in a flight. We suspected some pain related issues so we brought him back inside and put him on pain meds. We thank all involved who worked to save this very special bird. He was released 11-29-18 in North Western PA in a remote location. Bald eagles with lead poisoning Injured bald eagle suffering from lead poisoning Successfully released in Wiliamsport February 2018 Flyer on Lead Poisoning in Eagles Webinar By PA Game Commission (50 min) Lead poisoning in eagles: The hunters' role by Mark Nale Learn how birds get lead poisoning (short video) Meet another eagle that recovered Wildlife Wednesday on WTAJ TV Learn about our native Pennsylvania Wildlife every other Wednesday at 4 pm on Central PA Live Click here to watch some of the videos online Wild About Animals event (Click here for more info) Thank you for your support! See Pictures from Event Centre Wildlife Care (CWC) is a 501c3 charity that is licensed by the Game Commission, the US Fish and Wildlife Service and the Fish and Boat Commission to care for compomised wild animals until they can be released into the wild. We are a volunteer based organization that is NOT state or federally funded. We operate on donations. CWC also provides educational outreach with non-releasable wild animals in the form of educational programs at your location, social media, news letters and TV. Centre Wildlife Care is located on 15 acres of wooded land in lovely Centre County in Port Matilda, PA. Since opening in 1995, we have rehabilitated thousands of injured, sick and orphaned wild animals until they can be released back into the wild. We care for all native species of wildlife including mammals (bunnies to bears), birds (finches to bald eagles), reptiles and amphibians. Centre Wildlife Care is committed to transparency. Financial and corporate documents can be viewed at Guidestar.org...click on the link below to learn more. CWC is approved by WASP International as an ethical organization. click on the WASP link to learn more.