Utah wildlife rehabilitators
Current state list of independent authorized operators and species scopes. Availability must be confirmed directly.
wildlife.utah.gov/rehabilitatorsSource Shelf
Traceable,
not affiliated
Public sources support general education. Their inclusion does not mean that any government, university, health body, or news organization endorses WildPause or Park City Wildlife Rehab.
Utah baby wildlife guidance
Distance, no-touch, no-feed, and reporting guidance for young big game.
Utah DWR guidanceUSFWS rehabilitation permit
Federal permit boundary for possession and rehabilitation of migratory birds.
fws.gov/service/3-200-10bUSFWS sick or injured wildlife
General observation and licensed-rehabilitator boundary.
fws.gov sick or injured wildlifeCDC bat safety
No-contact and healthcare/public-health guidance after possible bat exposure.
cdc.gov/rabies/prevention/bats.htmlUtah DHHS rabies
Utah public-health exposure guidance.
epi.utah.gov/rabiesNPS: do not feed wildlife
Why feeding and close approach harm wildlife and people.
nps.gov do not feed wildlifeUSU fledgling guidance
Regional education on leaving many young birds with nearby parents and contacting permitted professionals.
USU Swaner guidanceExact-match nonprofit record
IRS-derived public identity record for Park City Wildlife Rehab and its mailing address.
ProPublica Nonprofit Explorer API2024 organizational context
Historical reporting only; WildPause makes no current service, intake, or operational claim from this article.
Park Record, February 2024Current-operation boundary: Service availability, species acceptance, intake, drop-off, and operating identity can change. WildPause intentionally provides no live directory or service promise.