Wildlife Rehabilitation Center

Wildlife Rehabilitation Center is a veterinarian in Roseville, Minnesota, dedicated to the care and recovery of injured or orphaned wildlife. Serving the local community and surrounding areas, the center provides specialized medical treatment and rehabilitation for native animals, with a focus on birds, mammals, and other species native to Minnesota. Their work supports conservation and public education efforts, helping animals return to their natural habitats. With a 4.3-star rating from 184 reviews, the center maintains a solid reputation among the customers it has served.

The center operates in close alignment with the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources (DNR), drawing on state resources and guidance to support its mission. It plays a role in broader wildlife education and conservation initiatives, including outreach on living with wildlife and preventing animal damage. While the center does not operate under the DNR’s direct oversight, its services complement the DNR’s efforts in managing and protecting Minnesota’s natural resources and wildlife populations.

Located on Dale Street North, the Wildlife Rehabilitation Center sits about a quarter-mile from Harriet Alexander Nature Center and within easy reach of Central Park, Concordia Park, and nearby schools including Central Park K-6 and Concordia Academy. The area is defined by its proximity to green spaces and community facilities, creating a natural and accessible environment for wildlife care and public engagement.

The center is recognized for its established track record, built on a large base of customer reviews and consistent service. Its reputation reflects trust and reliability in the care of injured animals, making it a dependable resource for residents and wildlife advocates in Roseville and the surrounding region.

By combining local expertise with a deep commitment to native species, the Wildlife Rehabilitation Center stands as a vital part of Roseville’s natural and community landscape.