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Pocono Wildlife

Rehabilitation & Education Center

Care for injured and orphaned wild animals. Licensed by PA Game Commission, US Fish & Wildlife Service and US Dept of Agriculture

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Education

Center

We bring the education center to you. We bring native PA creatures that amaze and entertain, and are all handled by licensed handlers.

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Photogallery

View some wonderful pictures of our adorable creatures.

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How You Can

HELP!

We ask everyone if they can participate in the littlest of ways. We have a list of perpetual needs you can donate:

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Apple Butter Day at Bushkill Falls

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Apple Butter Day at Bushkill Falls

This Saturday is Apple Butter Day at Bushkill Falls. We will be providing live wildlife programs at 1 and 2 pm, help make and see apple butter being made! The falls will be running high from the rain! Wear your slicker and boots and we’ll see you there!!!...

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How You Can Donate
We are always looking for even the littlest amount of help. View our How to Help page to read how you can help support the rehabilitation center. 
Volunteers
If you or someone you know wants to volunteer visit our How You Can Help page and download our Agreement and Liability forms. 
Articles of Interest
 From time to time we post published articles for your enjoyment. Please check out the articles and give us your feed back. 
Education Programs
 We offer educational and entertainingPocono Wildlife Logo programs. Check our our programs page to learn more. 
Calendar of Events
Check our Calendar of Events for upcoming classes or shows.
PayPal Donation
If you don’t have time to donate items but want to donate to the Pocono Wildlife Rehabilitation Center – Paypal is an easy way to support the cause.

Our Mission

Pocono Wild Life Rehabilitation and Education Center strives to better the community by educating the Pocono residents of the joys and dangers of our wild creatures by teaching and rehabbing...
Katherine Uhler, Program Director