We're located east of 24th St., west of 28th St., south of University, and north of Broadway in Phoenix. We recommend NOT using GPS as some of the streets here are new and you might get misdirected relying solely on satellite navigation. Liberty Wildlife is committed to nurturing the nature of Arizona by providing quality wildlife rehabilitation, environmental education, and conservation services for the community.
Liberty Wildlife's Education Team conducts hundreds of Educational Programs throughout the state every year. Many of these events are open to the public. Providing Native Americans with a legal source of non-eagle feathers from federally regulated migratory birds. Consider our facility for your next event, business meeting/conference, birthday party, wedding, etc.
Liberty Wildlife's Education Team conducts hundreds of Educational Programs throughout the state every year. Many of these events are open to the public. Providing Native Americans with a legal source of non-eagle feathers from federally regulated migratory birds. Consider our facility for your next event, business meeting/conference, birthday party, wedding, etc.
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Liberty Wildlife envisions a time when wildlife is recognized as an integral part of our natural world, and a precious natural resource, to be protected and preserved. Liberty Wildlife envisions being a permanent community resource, a place to instill compassion and stewardship in young minds and a place to reconnect the public with the beauty and benefits of native wildlife and habitat.
Staff Bios
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What was your first job: My first job was an annoying little kid that would go door to door volunteering to walk my neighbors dogs. Then sadly as I was a little older I bagged groceries. Job Description: I am the volunteer coordinator, event coordinator, and membership coordinator. I also help out with Hotline admin and Rescue & Transport.
Emergencies
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As humanity spreads across the desert valley, more and more animals fall victim to injury and illness. Valley residents stand a good chance of encountering wildlife that needs help. If you are not sure if an animal needs help or have other questions about wildlife, please visit our 'Animal Care FAQ' page.
Caring for Injured Animals
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If the baby bird is gaping its mouth for food, you can soak dry puppy or kitten food in water until it is spongy. Squeeze out the excess water and offer a bit of the food to the baby on the clip end of a pen cap. This is the only food you should offer. An injured or stressed bird will not eat. Injured hummingbirds must be transported immediately.
Animal Drop-Off
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The Liberty Wildlife drop-off window, located at 2600 E Elwood St, Phoenix, is open to receive animals from 8:00am to 6:00pm, seven days a week. Call our Wildlife Hotline at 480-998-5550 for further assistance and information about animal drop off and tours. The Hotline is manned to return calls from 8AM until 8:30PM, 7 days a week, 365 days a year.
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