Piedmont Wildlife Rehab

   

  Just a few of the critters rehabbed: clockwise from top left: baby flying squirrel, young robin, baby possums, eastern gray squirrel.

Piedmont Wildlife Rehab, Inc.
Helping injured and orphaned wildlife
and nurturing an appreciation for our
local wildlife and environment.

Piedmont Wildlife Rehab Home About Us Locating Wildlife Rehabbers Gallery 1 Gallery II Baby Woodpeckers Links    

 

 

Piedmont Wildlife Rehab, Inc. is classified 501(c)(3) by the IRS, so donations are tax deductible.
Melissa Coe

President
Federal and State Wildlife Rehabilitator
Environmental Educator
336-273-6832
336-580-6600
(do not e-mail emergencies)
mlsscoe@aol.com
Grateful for all supplies and donations.
 
Photos:
Click on Gallery links near top of page
WAYS YOU CAN HELP US

to save more wildlife and do more educating.
 
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* Volunteer your time as a driver, carpenter,
yard worker, etc.
 

love the animals

 

Officers

 Melissa Coe

President

Louise Brown

Vice President

Carl Wilson

Secretary

Helene Coe

Treasurer

Sue Fields

Member-at-Large

Virginia Coe

Member-at-Small

Opie

Mascot

Frogs in Crisis!!   Click here to find out about the threat to amphibians all over the world.


White-winged American Robin

For more pictures of rehabbed animals, click here!

All photos © Louise Brown July, 2007