Our goal is to rehabilitate and release wildlife indigenous to Wisconsin.
Pine View is a rehabilitation facility that specializes in birds of prey including owls, hawks, eagles, and falcons.
We also admit fox, coyote, and badger in addition to reptiles and amphibians.
If you find an injured species we admit, please call the main Pine View number at 262.692.9021.
For all other species please contact your local Humane Society for the local rehabilitator or the DNR website.
Making a Difference.
WHAT WE DO
For 40 years, Pine View Wildlife Rehabilitation and Education Center has provided rescue, rehabilitation, and release of Wisconsin wildlife for Wisconsin communities. We currently service over 16 counties in Wisconsin.
HELPING WILDLIFE
Pine View specializes in birds-of-prey (hawks, owls, eagles, falcons), predatory mammals (fox, coyote, badger), reptiles and amphibians, to include endangered. We continue to provide educational outreach programs, consulting, and research to benefit wildlife and the environment.
WHY WE DO IT
It all begins with an idea. In a collaborative effort with Quad and Pine View, we are promoting sustainable and responsible actions and activities to benefit the earth and its inhabitants. This team effort approach sponsors educational outreach programs throughout southeastern Wisconsin. Emphasizing the impact of human actions on wildlife and what we can do to benefit our natual resources.
EDUCATION
Pine View has been serving as an educational resource to members of Wisconsin communities for over 40 years. Featuring educational birds and reptiles, programs are presented to classrooms, clubs, social and service organizations. Emphasis is on raising awareness and fostering responsibility towards the environment. Presentations teach individuals about natural history, behaviors and uniqueness of our natural resources in an effort to further sustainability.
REHABILITATION
Pine View specializes in birds of prey, reptiles and predatory mammals. Injured or orphaned species are referred to Pine View by concerned citizens, law enforcement, DNR, local humane societies and other agencies. When required, the Center’s trained staff will travel to local communities and resuce an injured mammal, bird or reptile. Pine View is grateful to have local veterinarians who donate time to assist in diagnosing and treatment for the wildlife patients.
RELEASE & FOSTERING
Releasing a patient back to the wild is a very special occasion at Pine View. Nothing is more rewarding for the Center’s staff and volunteers than to observe the transformation of a rehabilitated owl fly off into the woods, a fox scamper down the woodland pathway, or a turtle slowly re-enter the familiar waterways of a pond.
