Texas Wildlife Rehabilitation Coalition, Inc.

Caring for Texas Wildlife ... One Animal at a Time

EDUCATIONAL WILDLIFE

 
 
 

With the proper permits from the State and Federal governments, we are allowed to use unreleasable wildlife in our outreach programs to the community through our Speakers' Bureau.  These are animals who have successfully been rehabilitated back to health, but due to the type of injury cannot be released back into the wild as they would not survive.

We currently are in the process of applying for some educational wildlife permits.  Expect to see our new education animals on display in our lobby sometime this spring! 
 

 
Grey-banded King snake (male)
Eastern Texas Rat snake and a Texas Rat snake (Leucistic) - both females
 

 

 

KEEP TEXAS WILD!     KEEP TEXAS WILD!     KEEP TEXAS WILD!     KEEP TEXAS WILD!

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