The only wildlife rehab center in New York City, the Wild Bird Fund treats more ducks, songbirds and, yes, lots of pigeons. Squirrels, opossums and groundhogs than 13,000 patients a year, from red-tailed hawks and peregrine falcons to gulls, too! The city can be a tough place for wildlife, but it’s also a thriving habitat, with more than 250 species of birds recorded in Central Park. We aim to keep it that way.

WILD BIRD FUND

This department is responsible for overseeing the health, well-being, and management of animals in care.

Animal Care Management

This department focuses on the care and recovery of injured or orphaned wildlife to facilitate their return to the wild.

Wildlife Rehabilitation

This department facilitates the organization and management of volunteer efforts and initiatives.

WILD BIRD FUND

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Teams

Animal Care Management

Wildlife Rehabilitation

Volunteer Coordination

Offices

WILD BIRD FUND

Org chart

Teams

Animal Care Management

Wildlife Rehabilitation

Volunteer Coordination

Offices

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