Friends of Wildlife is a wildlife rehabilitation organization based in Ann Arbor, Michigan. Friends of Wildlife licensed rehabilitators are volunteers who care for injured and orphaned wild animals until they are able to be released back into their native habitats.

Our Services: When the public finds an orphaned or injured native Michigan wild animal, they call one of our Species Contact numbers to be put in touch with a volunteer trained to answer inquiries about that type of animal. The animal is placed with a trained Friends of Wildlife volunteer rehabilitator, who will care for the animal until it is ready to be released back into the wild. We also answer wildlife questions, and publish two newsletters a year covering stories that relate to Michigan wildlife and wildlife rehabilitators.

Friends of Wildlife annually presents a Basic Rehabilitation Workshop as well as Advanced Workshops for our volunteers. We give advice on invasive wildlife problems and occasionally have volunteers available to give educational presentations to school children and other interested groups.

50 Percent of Proceeds from Wildlife Art Prints to Benefit Friends of Wildlife
Wildlife watercolor artist, Kristina Gregory, presents her "Surreal Moments In Nature" art prints for sale.

This local artist is donating 50 percent of the proceeds from your purchase to Friends of Wildlife.