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Welcome to the Ellicott Wildlife Site

EWRC
P.O. Box 75069
Colorado Springs, CO. 80970

To raise funds to help purchase food for all the babies...

Yard Sale
27 June and runs from 7am
6766 Dale Road
for more information call 719 648-5190



We're In The News

Bobcat video on Rocky Mountain News Website
Bobcat story on Rocky Mountain News Website
Bobcat story update in the Deer Creek Animal Hospital News

Hawk release - story and pictures on Fox21 website

GHO Release at Air Force Academy - page 13  




Wildlife Care Center Project

In an effort to better care for native Colorado wildlife and to better serve our communities, we are embarking on an ambitious project at EWRC--the construction of a Wildlife Care Center.

We have outgrown the tiny house we've been operating out of for the last nine years, and as wildlife continues to experience challenges in surviving due to habitat loss and conflicts with people, we need a new, larger, and better-equipped building to keep up with the demand for services.

The new Center will be an environmentally-friendly, energy-efficient building where the birds and mammals will be given a secure, stress-free environment in which to heal prior to moving to spacious outdoor prerelease enclosures, and ultimately released back to nature for a second chance at life.

Won't you join us in our efforts make this happen?  With your help we can provide care to the ever-increasing numbers of migratory birds, small and medium-size mammals, and reptiles that need our help each year.

You can help by donating via check, money order, cash, and Pay Pal. Please specify Care Center on your donation and help make the Care Center a reality! 


A great gift idea!

Adopt an Education Bird of Prey

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Founder and president of Ellicott Wildlife, Donna Ralph has published several books. Poignant stories of the critters that have needed the help and care of the rehabilitators of the Ellicott Wildlife Rehabilitation Center. Her latest book will help you decide if becoming a wildlife rehabilitator is right for you. A portion of the proceeds from each sales goes to help support the center.

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order your copy
Amazon

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Also available from the Pikes Peak Library District.


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