Business Details
43 Years
experience
Emergency
services
Wildlife Rehabilitation Center in Friday Harbor, WA
Founded in 1983, Wolf Hollow Wildlife Rehabilitation Center has dedicated over four decades to rescuing and rehabilitating injured, orphaned, and sick native wildlife. Our mission focuses on three pillars: hands-on animal care, community education, and non-invasive research to improve post-release survival rates. With specialized facilities including an eagle flight enclosure and songbird aviary, we serve the unique ecosystems of San Juan County, Island County, and Fidalgo.Our team combines veterinary expertise with ecological knowledge to treat over 220 species while promoting coexistence between humans and wildlife through outreach programs. As a 501(c)(3) nonprofit, we rely on donations and volunteers to maintain our critical conservation work.
Services
Wildlife Rehabilitation
Educational Outreach
Non-Invasive Research
Animal Transport
Habitat Maintenance
Details
- Year established: 1983
Highlights and features
- 40+ years of specialized wildlife rehabilitation experience
- Comprehensive care across 220+ species
- Non-invasive research improving animal survival rates
- Mobile education programs reaching remote communities
- Specialized facilities for birds, mammals, and reptiles
Associations and certifications
- 501(c)(3) Nonprofit Organization
Services
Wildlife Rehabilitation
Our expert team provides medical treatment and recovery care for injured, orphaned, and sick native wildlife. Specialized facilities include flight enclosures and mammal habitats. We prepare animals for successful reintegration into natural ecosystems through gradual conditioning programs.
Educational Outreach
Mobile education initiatives deliver science-based learning to schools and community centers across island regions. Programs focus on coexistence strategies, habitat conservation, and wildlife biology through interactive presentations and educational materials.
Non-Invasive Research
Research projects analyze rehabilitation effectiveness and post-release survival factors without disturbing wildlife. Findings directly improve care protocols and contribute to broader conservation science knowledge about regional species.
Animal Transport
Trained volunteers coordinate safe transportation of injured animals from remote locations to our facilities. The program ensures timely care for wildlife across our service area's dispersed island communities.
Habitat Maintenance
Specialized habitats like our eagle flight enclosure and raccoon weaning areas receive regular maintenance to ensure optimal recovery conditions. Grounds upkeep supports both animal welfare and facility longevity in island climate conditions.
People
Chanda Stone
Executive Director
Overseeing daily operations and strategic direction, Chanda brings extensive nonprofit leadership experience to wildlife conservation efforts while managing staff and organizational growth.
Ansley
Rehabilitation Intern
Recent Avian Biology graduate with specialized knowledge in bird care, contributing to treatment protocols and hands-on rehabilitation of avian patients.
Mary-Grace
Rehabilitation Intern
Fisheries and Wildlife Sciences graduate with expertise in aquatic and terrestrial species care, supporting comprehensive treatment programs for diverse wildlife patients.
Questions
What should I do if I find an injured wild animal?
Call us immediately at (360) 378-5000 for professional assistance. Do not attempt direct contact with the animal.
Do you accept all types of wildlife for rehabilitation?
We specialize in native species of the Pacific Northwest, treating over 220 species including birds, mammals, and reptiles.
How long do animals typically stay in your care?
Treatment duration varies by species and condition, ranging from several days to multiple months for full recovery.
Can I visit the rehabilitation center?
Our facilities are not open to the public to minimize stress on recovering wildlife, but we offer educational outreach programs.
How is your organization funded?
We operate as a 501(c)(3) nonprofit relying on donations, grants, merchandise sales, and volunteer support.
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