Does the app need Internet?
No. All 42 cards, safety information, sources, and policy text are bundled in the app. Reference URLs are displayed as text and are not opened by WildPause.
App support
This page supports the WildPause Android product. It is not wildlife intake, rescue dispatch, a hotline, or an emergency channel.
No. All 42 cards, safety information, sources, and policy text are bundled in the app. Reference URLs are displayed as text and are not opened by WildPause.
Only optional larger-text and reduce-motion preferences. It stores no account, note, photo, case, or location.
Open Privacy, then choose Reset local settings. Android Clear storage or uninstalling the app also removes the preferences.
Organizations, permits, locations, species scopes, and availability can change. WildPause does not publish a live service directory or promise response.
No. The cards provide neutral observation context but cannot diagnose injury, illness, orphan status, rabies risk, or need for rehabilitation.
No. A parent, guardian, teacher, or authorized adult must supervise youth use and every wildlife observation.
WildPause uses restrained signal-ring motion. The reduce-motion preference is on by default, and the website honors the system reduced-motion setting.
There is no account or server profile. Resetting settings, clearing app storage, or uninstalling removes the only local preferences.
Choose a current licensed rehabilitator, wildlife authority, animal control, public health, or emergency service appropriate to the situation. The Source Shelf explains authoritative categories without making a service referral.
Mail may be addressed to: Park City Wildlife Rehab, 1790 Sun Peak Dr Ste A102, Park City, UT 84098, United States.
This static site does not contain a contact form. Ordinary hosting logs may be processed by the hosting provider when the site is deployed; that is separate from the offline Android app.