Have you found sick, injured, or orphaned wildlife along the SW Washington or Oregon Coasts?. Give us a call and we'll do our best to help. If we don't answer, please leave a message and we'll return your call as soon as possible. We rely on the generosity of public donations and foundation grants to fund everything we do.
Sale proceeds directly support the rescue, rehabilitation, and release of local, native wildlife. Stay informed, and play a key role in local wildlife rescue, rehabilitation and conservation education! Help us expand our conservation education program by helping fund a new home for our resident seabirds.
Sale proceeds directly support the rescue, rehabilitation, and release of local, native wildlife. Stay informed, and play a key role in local wildlife rescue, rehabilitation and conservation education! Help us expand our conservation education program by helping fund a new home for our resident seabirds.
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The Wildlife Center of the North Coast (WCNC) is a registered 501(c)3 non-profit organization based in Astoria, Oregon. We rescue and rehabilitate injured, sick, orphaned and displaced native wildlife with the goal of releasing healthy, strong creatures back into their appropriate habitat. We operate under permits issued by the Oregon Department of Fish & Wildlife and the US Fish & Wildlife Service.
Enter for your chance to win a once-in-a-lifetime experience & support wildlife in need! The grand prize is a private, wildlife release party for up to 15 guests. Watch as a newly rehabilitated patient soars to freedom during an up-close encounter with wildlife that you will never forget. You do not need to be present at the live event to win.
We rely on the generosity of public donations and foundation grants to fund everything we do. Tax-deductible monetary donations are always greatly appreciated and help us to continue saving hundreds of lives each year. We are a growing organization. Check back often to find out how your gift can make a difference in the lives of wildlife, our resident ambassadors, and our community.
We are a growing organization with humble roots that continuously strives to provide a quality service to our community and the planet. By becoming a member of our organization, your contribution directly funds our efforts to help save wildlife & cultivate a community respectful of all living beings.
Reviews (10)
Kipp Gallagher
Sep 15, 2021
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John Granholm
Jun 14, 2021
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Can't look at birds... You might scare them but the people working there don't scare the AT ALL. The children's camp the can draw pictures of birds but can't look at real birds unless you go to the restroom where you get a glance of the birds who might be in there, or its a speaker system of tiny birds
Linnea Anderson
Apr 02, 2021
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Rick Anderson
Mar 16, 2021
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Lori Dyer
Nov 13, 2020
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Randy Isom
Sep 09, 2020
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Amber Aveiro
Aug 17, 2019
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Just finished a week of spring break of volunteering with them. This place is wonderful and extremely educational!! I encourage anyone and everyone to volunteer and support this non profit. The staff and other volunteers were so welcoming and nice. I definitely want to come back and help out some more!
Brooke Watkins
Oct 14, 2017
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Elizabeth Todd
Sep 21, 2017
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Christina Bekarian
Jul 22, 2014
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I ♥ the small wild birds in my backyard. I had an urgent question about a sick/injured bird. I called ALL over seeking help for this bird at 7:00pm Boston time.
All wildlife, audubon business &also the The Cornell Lab of Ornithology were closed due to the time.
I researched quickly The Wildlife Center of North Coast on Google & I new time was critical for this small sick bird. My heart felt like mush, for I could not help the bird.
At 9:44pm in Boston i receive a call back from a kind professional across the country! who helped & guide me of what to do for the little bird. I'm deeply touched
All wildlife, audubon business &also the The Cornell Lab of Ornithology were closed due to the time.
I researched quickly The Wildlife Center of North Coast on Google & I new time was critical for this small sick bird. My heart felt like mush, for I could not help the bird.
At 9:44pm in Boston i receive a call back from a kind professional across the country! who helped & guide me of what to do for the little bird. I'm deeply touched
