ROCKY MOUNTAIN WILDHEART
To rescue, rehabilitate, and release Colorado native wildlife while educating the public about humane coexistence with wild animals.
About ROCKY MOUNTAIN WILDHEART
Rocky Mountain WildHeart is a Colorado Springs–based nonprofit wildlife rehabilitation center that focuses on small mammals (with a particular expertise in neonate/pinky squirrels). It operates as a licensed rehabilitation center and runs education and outreach programs for the local community.
The organization is registered as a nonprofit (EIN 84-3522189) and maintains public fundraising and profile listings to support its rescue, medical care, and release work. In recent years it has been active in community fundraising and public education.
In 2024–2025 Rocky Mountain WildHeart has publicly faced licensing and operational challenges that have driven local fundraising and advocacy efforts while continuing to emphasize animal care and rehabilitation.
Notable achievements
Maintained licensed rehabilitator status
Operated as a licensed wildlife rehabilitation center (provisionally licensed for small mammals and operating an associated exotic-sanctuary component).
Specialized neonate program
Developed recognized expertise in care and rearing of neonate/pinky squirrels and other very young small mammals requiring intensive feeds and care.
Community fundraising presence
Established profiles on community giving platforms and nonprofit directories to secure donations and community support for ongoing operations.
At a glance
- Tax status
- 501(c)(3)Public charity
- EIN
- 84-3522189
- Location
- Colorado Spgs, CO
- Website
- rmwh.org
- On Mahalo since
- November 2025
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