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Philadelphia Metro Wildlife Center
2815 Township Line Rd, Norristown
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My children found and caught a seagull with a broken wing, and at first I panicked not knowing what to do, but luckily I got into contact with the Philly metro wildlife center. They were friendly on the phone and in person, and they seemed genuinely concerned and vested in the animals. One would hope they would in their profession, right? I, for one, am happy to see it proven right and gave my kids peace of mind.
The location was very small and took a bit of doing to get turned around to leave, but a very minor complaint.
This center is a blessing to all wildlife. Unfortunately I had to experience this. My cat got ahold of a baby bunny and was harmed it. Broke my heart that my cat did this but I brought it to this center and they were fantastic. The staff was knowledgeable. They don’t pressure to donate to their center but I did to help out as much as I can.
I filled out a simple form and gave me info to follow up on the animal if I chose to with the case number.
They are old school so a lot of communication is still via phone and paper.
Overall we’re blessed to have a facility like this.
Found a screech owl that was injured on labor day weekend of course, called the Phila. Metro wildlife center and to my surprise they answered and told me to come right in. The staff was knowledgeable and friendly. Thanks for the work you do.