WILD ONCE MORE REHABILITATION CENTER
Wild Once More rehabilitates sick, injured and orphaned Colorado wildlife and returns them to the wild while educating the public and recruiting volunteers to support wildlife stewardship.
About WILD ONCE MORE REHABILITATION CENTER
Wild Once More is an all‑volunteer Colorado nonprofit that provides rescue, medical care, rehabilitation and release services for small to medium‑sized mammals found injured or orphaned in Colorado.
The organization operates under Colorado wildlife rehabilitation rules, focuses on species like squirrels, prairie dogs, rabbits, raccoons and foxes, and supports public education and volunteer training to reduce unnecessary human interference with wildlife.
Wild Once More maintains an active online presence (site content updated through 2025) and runs recurring donor and volunteer programs to support animal care and seasonal baby‑animal response.
Notable achievements
Established, licensed rehabilitation operation
Founder holds a Colorado state wildlife rehabilitation license and the program has operated since animals were first rehabilitated out of the founder’s home beginning in 2012.
Sustained all‑volunteer care model
Operates as a primarily volunteer‑run nonprofit without government funding, maintaining ongoing rescue, care and release services through community support and recurring donors.
Documented successful releases
Public gallery and program descriptions highlight successful rehabilitation and release of numerous local mammal species back into suitable habitats.
At a glance
- Tax status
- 501(c)(3)Public charity
- EIN
- 47-3210468
- Location
- Brighton, CO
- Website
- wildoncemore.org
- On Mahalo since
- November 2025
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