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Protecting and conserving native wildlife by integrating veterinary medicine, rehabilitation, public education, professional training, and research. 

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Amazon Baby Registry

We've already taken in over 1,200 animals this year - consider helping us care for all of these patients by visiting our Amazon Baby Registry and purchasing items we have a need for!

As a nonprofit wildlife hospital, we don't receive any funding from the state or federal government and cannot charge for our services.

Thank you to everyone who has donated, mailed in items, purchased items from our baby registry, volunteered, or taken the time out of their day to get an animal help - we couldn't do what we do without all of you!

Gala and Benefit Auction

Saturday, September 28, 2024

Please join us for an extraordinary evening dedicated to supporting the vital mission and programs of Blue Ridge Wildlife Center!

This is our biggest fundraising event of the year—help us make it a huge success through your support of the essential work we do.

You and your guests will enjoy cocktails while visiting with our ambassador animals, a Six Star meal prepared by Chef Kim James, live music, and a live auction filled with wild adventures! Please show your support of the Center through a sponsorship and bring your colleagues and friends out for a spectacular evening.

This event sells out quickly!

Visit our Wildlife Walk

Open every day, 10AM-4PM for self-guided tours.

Blue Ridge Wildlife Center has many wildlife ambassadors - animals that cannot be released back to the wild - who now help us educate the public on native wildlife, human-wildlife conflicts, habitat protection, and overall environmental stewardship.

Our unique wildlife walk guides the visitor around the enclosures of our ambassadors so that you can see them up-close and learn their stories.

The Wildlife Walk area is filled with native plants that attract all kinds of insects, birds, and other species to the area.

 

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