Wildlife Care Center
Portland Audubon’s Wildlife Care Center is the oldest and busiest wildlife rehabilitation facility in Oregon. Our goal is to give injured animals a second chance at life in the wild and to reduce wildlife hazards in the community.
Injured wildlife hotline: 503-292-0304
- An Osprey, baby Great Horned Owl and baby skunk receive treatment.
Quick Facts
Hours: 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., 365 days a year. We do not accept animals after-hours.
Address: 5151 NW Cornell Road, Portland, OR 97210. Get directions.
Baby animals: What to do if you find a baby bird or a baby mammal.
Animal policy: We do not accept non-native, exotic or domestic animals for rehabilitation.
The Wildlife Care Center
Portland Audubon’s Wildlife Care Center is the oldest and busiest wildlife rehabilitation facility in Oregon. Each year, the care center treats about 3,000 animals for release back into the wild and responds to more than 15,000 wildlife-related inquiries.
Our goal is to give injured animals a second chance at life in the wild and to reduce wildlife hazards in the community. The care center operates under permits issued by the Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife and the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service.
About the Care Center
Learn more about the care center, the treatment it provides, and what animals it accepts. You can also get a glimpse into its more than 70 years of history.
Living With Urban Wildlife
Read our guides to coexisting with urban animals like raccoons, Vaux’s Swifts and coyotes, or submit wildlife questions to our Urban Wildlife Specialist.
Crisis Response
The care center is often on the front lines when local
wildlife populations experience a crisis.
Research and Statistics
The care center gathers important information about how urban wildlife is impacted by disease, toxicities, habitat changes and human interaction.
Currently in the Care Center
This blog features regular updates about animals staying in the care center and tips on how you can help protect local wildlife.
Education Birds
Meet our education birds! The care center provides a permanent home for several non-releasable native birds who now serve as ambassadors for their species and Portland Audubon.
