We are a volunteer-based 501c3 non-profit organization located on Oahu dedicated to the rehabilitation and release of Hawaii's orphaned and injured wild birds. Through rehabilitation resources and educational outreach, Wild Bird Rehab Haven makes a difference in our community by helping concerned citizens help the orphaned and injured wild birds of Hawaii.
Our goal is to release the birds after they have recuperated from an illness or injury. Those birds, however, that have sustained injuries that prevent them from surviving in the wild will be adopted out to a certified care giver. In the future, we hope to establish a rehab center for permanently disabled birds.
Our goal is to release the birds after they have recuperated from an illness or injury. Those birds, however, that have sustained injuries that prevent them from surviving in the wild will be adopted out to a certified care giver. In the future, we hope to establish a rehab center for permanently disabled birds.
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Caring for birds
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Here you will find detailed information about what birds require based on their species and age. Wild birds can suffer from common problems affecting their ability to live well in the wild. Seabirds are accepted 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, at Feather and Fur Animal Hospital in Kailua. Other drop-off locations include James Campbell National Wildlife Refuge, the Hawaiian Humane Society, and Hawaii Wildlife Center.
Donate & volunteer
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Rehabbers: This involves caring for baby birds until they are ready to go to a foster or aviary. This is the most demanding but also the most rewarding! Different species require different feeding schedules. We support you at every stage with classes, mentors and supplies. Fosters: These are need to care for birds that are eating on their own, but are not ready to be released back to the wild just yet.
Contact Us
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If you have found a bird and need immediate assistance, send an email to rehabbers@wildbirdrehabhaven.org. This hotline is monitored by volunteers who periodically retrieve messages and will call you back. Birds can be dropped off 24/7 at Feather & Fur Animal Hospital, James Campbell National Wildlife Refuge, the Hawaiian Humane Society, and Hawai'i Wildlife Center.
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