Adele T. Moore has watched TreeHouse grow from a small, backyard grassroots passion project that she founded over 40 years ago to the thriving organization that it is today. Kerry Lennartz Kerry has 2 dogs and 3 cats. She is an avid hiker and backpacker. She loves volunteering her time to other sanctuaries and humane societies on her days off.
Kerry attended college at University of Oregon majoring in Biochemistry. She worked as a carnivore keeper for 5 years with the Exotic Feline Rescue Center working with over 300 big cats during that time. She has helped rehabilitate and release 30 black bear cubs with Lake Tahoe Wildlife Care. Samuel graduated with a bachelor's of zoology from Kentucky Wesleyan College.
Kerry attended college at University of Oregon majoring in Biochemistry. She worked as a carnivore keeper for 5 years with the Exotic Feline Rescue Center working with over 300 big cats during that time. She has helped rehabilitate and release 30 black bear cubs with Lake Tahoe Wildlife Care. Samuel graduated with a bachelor's of zoology from Kentucky Wesleyan College.
Services
Recognition
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Send your Holiday Cards and Letters with a vote for your favorite critter and see "Who Will Be Crowned". Add a donation and receive two votes for your favorite animal. Mail cards and letters to TreeHouse Wildlife Center, Attn: Kelly, 23956 Green Acres Rd., Dow, IL 62022. As TreeHouse staff and volunteers prepare for Chuckles, the red fox, to cross the Rainbow Bridge, the public is invited to come and visit one last time.
Facilities
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In 2010 TreeHouse moved from its original location in Brighton to the current 8 1/2 acre property located in Dow, IL. Our Dow facility offers an ideal atmosphere for the care of sick, injured, and orphaned wildlife as well as a haven for those who cannot be released back into the wild. The wildlife come first at TreeHouse.
I Found An Animal
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We encourage you to call our center for assistance at 618-466-2990. Please do not try to email us or contact us via Facebook, as the animal may need immediate care and we do not staff our social media accounts 24/7. Do not attempt to handle the animal or to offer it care unless given specific instruction from a wildlife rehabilitator for temporary purposes.
Education
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Aside from world class animal care, the center is dedicated to catering to the interests of those with a curiosity for their wild neighbors through educational programming via in-house opportunities and outreach. We believe as wildlife professionals we have an obligation and commitment to share our knowledge and passion with others.
In-house Programs
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Whether you are seeking a casual tour of our facilities or an educative experience unlike any other in the riverbend area, TreeHouse Wildlife Center is committed to providing the community opportunities in environmental and wildlife education. In-house programming incorporates hands-on learning as well as an in-depth discussion of the selected topic.
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