The Wildlife Hotline
If you find wildlife you believe is in need of human assistance, call the WRL Wildlife Hotline at:
A volunteer will return your call and give you instructions on how to proceed or visit our Animal Help Tips for answers.
This page is dedicated to additional online resources and links. Use the menu on the left for the specifics. This page will be changing and expanding as more links are added.
The Wildlife Rescue League's collection of wildlife brochures and flyers is now available online - free of charge - in Adobe's portable document format. All you need to view and print the brochures is the Adobe Acrobat Reader which can be downloaded without charge from the Adobe website. Installation and use instructions are available from Adobe. Please review the use agreement in the fine print below.
WRL's educational brochures are an excellent resource for school groups, civic and homeowners associations, veterinarians, and wildlife organizations which need to distribute information about wildlife to the public.
10 Ways You and Your Family Can Help Wildlife (16kb)
Please Don't Kidnap Baby Animals (26kb)
Alternatives to Traditional Pesticides (25kb)
Look Before You Mow (18kb)
Abducted by Aliens! (41kb)
Who Is Sharing Your World: The WRL Coloringbook (416kb)
Antifreeze Can Be Deadly (18kb)
Living With Beavers (111kb)
Foxes - Red & Gray (46kb)
Canada Geese in Your Neighborhood (30kb)
The Groundhog: Our Underground Architect (43kb)
The Eastern Gray Squirrel: Furry-tailed Daredevil... or Devil With a Furry Tail? (39kb)
The Opossum: Our Marvelous Marsupial, The Social Loner (76kb)
Raccoons: Facts & Fancies (31kb)
Gardener's Best Friend - Master of Pest Control: The Skunk! (43kb)
Bobcat - Master of the Art of Concealment (113kb)
The Coyote, the Western Wanderer (50kb)