For information regarding wildlife, for questions regarding wildlife problems, or to report wildlife at risk, please call the Oklahoma Department of Wildlife Conservation at (405) 521-2739 or (405) 521-3851. You may also go to their website at WildLife Department.

Injured wildlife from the Oklahoma City area can be taken to the Animal Welfare office (405) 297-3118 located at 2811 S.E. 29th, and they will be cared for until WildCare Foundation in Noble, OK, can pick them up, and where they are then given medical care until they can be placed back into the wild. WildCare Foundation can be contacted at (405) 872-9338 from 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. every day of the year.

WildCare Foundation is first and foremost, an animal hospital and a health care facility for all wild animals native to Oklahoma. They do not take in or treat exotics or domestic animals of any kind. They promote good stewardship of wildlife by providing individuals a place to take injured or orphaned wildlife. They accept over 3,000 wild animals anually with the goal of returning as many animals as possible back to the wild. To find out more about the species they help or to volunteer your services, please go to their website at WildCare Foundation.

For any other questions you may have that are not addressed here, you may contact Oklahoma Wildlife Federation at okwildlife@msn.com and we will call or email you with the requested information.