THANK YOU to the Success Academy in Grand Island for asking Wildlife Rescue Team, Inc. to participate in their outdoor school!
Please join us as the Durham Museum in downtown Omaha on Saturday, Oct. 27 from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. We will have a table during their Mangelsen event. After 1 p.m, you can tour the Museum for FREE!

What is Wildlife Rescue Team, Inc. ?

Wildlife Rescue Team, Inc. is a non-profit, all volunteer-based organization dedicated to the raising and rehabilitating of orphaned and injured wildlife from the state of Nebraska, with the goal being to release them back into the wild
Our volunteers are available from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. seven days a week, including all holidays. The Hotline Number is a 24 hour answering service available for after hours, to take messages. There are some volunteers that are available for after-hours care, depending on the type of animal.
Please call the Hotline if you have questions about a wild animal, need assistance with an injured or orphaned animal or you would like more information on becoming a member of WRT!
Our monthly meetings take place every second Tuesday at Grace Lutheran Church at 22nd & Washington in Lincoln. 7 p.m.

​During the spring and summer months our volunteers are very busy with animal care. If there is any way you can transport the animal to a WRT member, it would be very helpful and much appreciated. The on-call person can direct you to the closest WRT volunteer available based on your location.

Subscribe to Our Monthly Newsletter

* indicates required
If you have any questions or concerns about injured or orphaned wildlife, please call the Hotline at (402) 473-1951.
Or, send your donations to:
WRT
P.O. Box 80127
Lincoln, Ne 68501
Working under state and federal permits, Wildlife Rescue Team, Inc. is a non-profit, independent, all volunteer-based organization dedicated to raising and rehabilitating Nebraska's orphaned and injured wildlife for the eventual release back into their natural habitat.  Wildlife Rescue Team, Inc. operates with no federal, state or city funding, but depends totally upon private contributions, membership fees and donations of supplies and services. No salaries are paid to any member of WRT.