Raven Ridge Wildlife center
is a registered non-profit 501c3 organization
1828 Water Street
Washington Boro, PA
(717) 808-2652
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Raven Ridge Wildlife Center is a wildlife rehabilitation center in Washington Boro, PA. We offer rehabilitation services for native birds and mammals. We also provide a variety of wildlife education programs. Our facilities are not open to the public and wild animal drop-offs are by appointment only. We are open 8am-6pm every day of the year.
Raven Ridge Wildlife Center was founded in 2015 by Tracie Young, who currently still serves as our director and rehabilitator. Tracie holds permits from the PA Game Commission, PA Fish and Boat Commission, and US Fish and Wildlife Service that allows us to provide wildlife rehabilitation services and wildlife education programs.
RRWC currently rehabilitates nearly 2000 animals every year. We also provide a home to several non-releasable animals. All of our services are funded by the community.
We receive no local, state, or federal funding and are an all-volunteer organization.
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Important
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About Rabies
Rabies is a deadly disease, always fatal to humans.
It is a virus carried in the saliva of infected animals and can be passed through any tiny skin opening.
Foxes, raccoons, bats, skunks, coyotes, and groundhogs are potential carriers of rabies and should not be touched
with bare hands under
any circumstances.
If you must handle these animals, use gloves
and a thick towel for
your protection.
The only test for rabies involves destroying the animal and testing
its brain tissue.
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