Join us! TWRC Wildlife Center is hosting a fundraising event to upgrade our facility with equipment and supplies that will support more specialized treatment and care options and to eventually expand our veterinary room into a Wildlife Hospital.
Looking for the perfect Mother’s Day gift? Look no further – Kendra Scott is giving back to TWRC Wildlife Center!
This spring, we are partnering with Three Rivers Wreath & Plant Co. to offer a unique variety of bulbs, bare roots, and tubers to help us raise funds to continue caring for injured and orphaned wildlife.
Need a fun summer activity for you or the kids in your life? This friendly art competition is a great opportunity for all ages to get creative and express their artistic abilities while supporting TWRC Wildlife Center! Anyone ages 5+ is welcome to Paint the House, and possibly win a valuable prize!
The TWRC Wildlife Center 2021-2022 “Wild InSight” Photo Calendars Are Now Available!
Join us for #GivingTuesday, the international day of giving. A day when you can make a difference for TWRC Wildlife Center and help us respond to these ever changing times. With your help, we will be able to continue promoting environmental conservation through public education and rehabilitation of Texas wildlife.
Join TWRC Wildlife Center’s Virtual Chili Cook-Off! With the current pandemic and new health guidelines, we have decided to host our Chili Cook-Off virtually with a livestream straight from the Wildlife Center!
Houston Humane Society HHWC Wildlife Center’s 2nd Annual Run Wild Run Free 5K Run/Walk VIEW 5K RUN/WALK PHOTOS Photos From 2nd Annual Run Wild Run Free 5K Run/Walk. Click Here for Running Times, along with Male and Female Top 3. All Animals Face Painting 5K …
Have You Found Wildlife In Need Of Help?
Please visit Animal Help Now to find an individual rehabilitator near you.
"Due to a conference that our Veterinary and Animal Rehabilitation Staff are attending, we will be closed and unable to accept wildlife admissions from Monday, February 27th through Sunday March 5th. If you have an animal in need, please visit ahnow.org to find a permitted rehabilitator or wildlife facility close to you that can take the animal immediately. We apologize for any inconvenience."
