The Richmond Wildlife Center is a program of Animal Services of Richmond, Inc., a 501(c)(3) charitable organization. We were founded in 2010 with a mission to help mitigate the negative impact human activity has upon our wild neighbors.
Website Updates in progress
Thank you for visiting Richmond Wildlife Center. Our website is currently undergoing updates as we enhance our online resources and add new features to better serve wildlife rescuers, volunteers, donors, and community supporters.
Current Operations
Richmond Wildlife Center remains operational and continues to provide care for sick, injured, and orphaned wildlife. At this time, our facility has been approved to operate as a temporary wildlife triage station with limited housing capacity, allowing us to care for up to 25 animals at any given time.
As we work through planning and zoning matters associated with the 45-acre property generously bequeathed to our organization in Goochland County, we are actively rebuilding and expanding our rehabilitation infrastructure to better serve wildlife throughout the Greater Richmond region.
During this transition period, our team is focused on:
Expanding volunteer and intern opportunities to support animal care and operations
Improving our wildlife intake and triage processes
Increasing temporary housing capacity for wildlife patients
Strengthening our ability to assist callers seeking wildlife guidance and rescue support
Educational programming to better train the public on how to address wildlife in need of assistance
Advancing plans for a permanent wildlife rehabilitation and education facility
How You Can Help
Your support is critical during this important phase of growth. We invite you to consider making a donation to help offset legal, planning, and regulatory expenses as we work with our attorneys, consultants, and local officials to address zoning and operational challenges that affect wildlife rehabilitators throughout Central Virginia.
Every contribution helps us continue providing lifesaving care while building a stronger future for wildlife rehabilitation in our region.
Thank you for your patience, understanding, and continued support.
