Our wish is that no wild bird or small mammal in need of care will be turned away from EWRC.
contact: EllicotWildlife@Gmail.com
Ellicott Wildlife Rehabilitation Center provides compassionate care to sick, injured, and orphaned wild birds and mammals in Colorado for the purposes of release and education.
Our vision is to reduce suffering for all animals, wild and in captivity, and to educate people so they may be responsible animal and environmental caretakers and stewards. Our wish is that no wild bird or small mammal in need of care will be turned away from EWRC.
News/Events
Three Great Horned owlets were removed from their nest in the Mountain Shadows neighborhood of Colorado Sprigns by Colorado Wildlife officers on May 6. Sadly, the owlets had to be taken away from their parents in order to survive.
Spring has arrived in Colorado and our busy season is here. We expect more than 600 wild babies, orphaned or injured, to come to EWRC this spring. In early March we received the first baby squirrel and in the coming weeks we expect orphaned owls, hummingbirds, hawks, foxes, coyotes and rabbits to come our way. WE NEED DONATIONS to help with the baby shower!
