The Tucson Wildlife Center (TWC) is an all volunteer non-profit organization that rescues, treats, rehabilitates and releases approximately 300 large birds and mammals throughout Southern Arizona each year. The animals include hawks, eagles, owls, herons, falcons, javelina, raccoons, foxes, and bobcats among others. Even though we don't usually treat the smaller animals we always try make sure that we help our community find a good place to take them to so that they can get the best care possible. Generally, we make these kinds of referrals to local rehabilitators on a daily basis.

We are not open the public for tours at this point but we do have Education Programs available to the public on a scheduled basis. 

Our community is our greatest asset. You are the ones that are our direct link to the animals. Your calls and your donations make our work possible. The time you take to care is what keeps us going. Your ongoing support and concern is heartwarming and beautiful. The daily calls we get to help injured, orphaned and out of place wildlife shows that our community cares.