Wasatch Wildlife Conservation Center

Wasatch Wildlife Conservation Center Our mission is to heal wildlife while fostering compassion and inspiring connections between Utah communities and their wild neighbors.

We provide wildlife rescue, wildlife rehabilitation, and sanctuary for injured and orphaned wildlife in Utah.

01/25/2026

Thank you Utah Highway Patrol for your help in capturing this injured fox in Peoa. We are playing around with donated Meta glasses and have found them an excellent tool for recording capture and release.

Happy New Year from Wasatch Wildlife! We cannot wait to see what 2026 brings....
01/01/2026

Happy New Year from Wasatch Wildlife! We cannot wait to see what 2026 brings....

12/29/2025

The beauty of being able to soft release birds of prey is that they have a safe place to explore and learn. This is one of our four American kestrels that were raised from nestlings.

A look back at one of our 6 adorable Barn owlets. After a soft release from our Francis enclosures, they spent the fall ...
12/27/2025

A look back at one of our 6 adorable Barn owlets. After a soft release from our Francis enclosures, they spent the fall at the farm. .wildlife

Shout out to an amazing photographer Savannah Rose for this amazing photo.
12/26/2025

Shout out to an amazing photographer Savannah Rose for this amazing photo.

Have a wonderful Holiday Season from your friends at Wasatch Wildlife.
12/25/2025

Have a wonderful Holiday Season from your friends at Wasatch Wildlife.

At the clinic, Scout, a northern Pygmy owl, had a surprising visitor yesterday - another northern Pygmy owl. The visitor...
12/24/2025

At the clinic, Scout, a northern Pygmy owl, had a surprising visitor yesterday - another northern Pygmy owl. The visitor waited patiently outside the enclosure for hours, and both owls remained calm and silent. Since Scout was rescued from the road to Mirror Lake, it's unlikely this was a reunion. The whole encounter was truly fascinating, and I'm left wondering what was going through their minds.

After being discovered down in a Kamas, UT field, this Red-tailed Hawk is now safe and will have a recovery space throug...
12/22/2025

After being discovered down in a Kamas, UT field, this Red-tailed Hawk is now safe and will have a recovery space through the holidays, aiming for an early 2026 release.

World Wildlife Conservation Day reminds us why we do this work every single day. 🦉🦅**As the only licensed wildlife rehab...
12/04/2025

World Wildlife Conservation Day reminds us why we do this work every single day. 🦉🦅**

As the only licensed wildlife rehabilitation center serving Summit and Wasatch Counties, we're honored to be the lifeline for injured and orphaned wildlife in our mountains, valleys, and communities.

Every raptor mended, every hummingbird released, every bat given a second chance—this is conservation in action. This is what it means to share our wild spaces responsibly.

Thank you for being part of this mission with us. Together, we're giving Utah's wildlife the care they deserve.

12/02/2025

Go behind the scenes with us at the Wallin Barn enclosure and discover Pippin's secrets! Donate today for Giving Tuesday and help us care for Pippin and 500+ wildlife patients each year. www.wasatchwildlife.org parkcityutah ❤️

Have a Happy Thanksgiving from all of the critters at Wasatch Wildlife. 🫎🦊🐭🐸🦆🦉🪱
11/27/2025

Have a Happy Thanksgiving from all of the critters at Wasatch Wildlife. 🫎🦊🐭🐸🦆🦉🪱

11/22/2025

Just hiked up to Willow Lake in Big Cottonwood Canyon with rescue gear, and this mallard outsmarted us! He's got a broken wing, but he's still swimming and diving like a pro. We'll be back next week to try again.

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