Charles N. Gordon Wildlife Rehabilitation Center
Medical, Rehabilitation and Training Center Specializing in Raccoons
Rescue. Rehabilitate. Educate.
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Rescue
Most of our wildlife calls involve educating our community on how to reunite babies with their mothers, helping people find ways to cohabitate with the wildlife in their backyard and identifying when a baby is truly orphaned and needs to come to a rehabilitator.
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Rehabilitate
Our facility is dedicated to the rehabilitation and release of orphaned and injured raccoons. We do not take in other species for care but if you contact us about another animal we will do our best to help with a referral.
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Educate
We offer internship, externship and volunteer opportunities for wildlife rehabilitators interested in pursuing their RVS license, veterinary students, licensed veterinary technicians, and other interested parties.
At certain times of the year we are available for lectures and other educational programs.
To date, Gordon Wildlife’s Raccoon Rehabilitation Protocols have been downloaded by wildlife professionals in over 40 states and 7 countries.
Our Campus
Located on over 50 acres of wooded wetlands bordering protected state forest, Gordon Wildlife provides an ideal habitat to raise and release native wildlife. We have made a specific commitment to the rehabilitation of raccoons. Our campus consists of an office, a medical treatment room with an anesthesia machine and an incubator, two nurseries, a teaching building, and numerous outdoor pre-release enclosures and den boxes throughout the woods.
Found an animal?
We are here to help. The role of the wildlife rehabilitator is to act in the best interest of an animal while working to ensure the safety of the public. These tips can help guide you if you find an animal in trouble.
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