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2020-2021 Permitted Wildlife Rehabilitators County City First Name Last Name Organization Name Phone Category Animals Accepted Auglaize St 2020-2021 Permitted Wildlife Rehabilitators County City First Name Last Name Organization Name Phone Category Animals Accepted Auglaize St. Marys Laura Daggerhart Savage Hart Wildlife Rehab (706) 575- II MAMMALS (INCLUDING BOBCATS), RVS - 3252 FOX ONLY, FAWNS Butler Middletown Kathy Israel Second Chance Wildlife (513) 267- II MAMMALS (INCLUDING RVS), REPTILES, 2226 AMPHIBIANS, AVIAN SPECIES Butler Hamilton Deborah King Second Chance Wildlife (513) 738- II ORPHANED SQUIRRELS, RABBITS, FOX, 1937 AND RACCOONS Butler Oxford Barbara Seeley Second Chance Wildlife (513) 875- II AVIAN SPECIES TO INCLUDE MIGRATORY 3433 BIRDS, WATERFOWL AND MAMMALS (INCLUDING RVS). Butler Liberty Township Damien Oxier Arrowhead Reptile Rescue (513) 442- II AMPHIBIANS AND REPTILES 4377 Butler Middletown Cherigene Slaughter Nature's Nurses Wildlife (513) 601- II MAMMALS (INCLUDING BATS, FOX, 9617 RACCOON, SKUNK), REPTILES, AMPHIBIANS Butler West Chester Deborah West (513) 777- I ORPHANED SQUIRRELS, RABBITS AND 9427 GROUNDHOGS Clermeont New Richmond Carolyn Vining Second Chance Wildlife (513) 429- II MAMMALS (INCLUDING BAT, FOX, 8608 RACCOON, SKUNK), REPTILES, AMPHIBIANS, AVIAN SPECIES Clermont Moscow Neva Broderick Second Chance Wildlife (513) 875- II MAMMALS (INCLUDING FOX AND SKUNK), 3433 AVIAN SPECIES Clermont Batavia Bonnie Morrison Second Chance Wildlife (513) 875- II MAMMALS (INCLUDING FOX, RACCOON 3433 AND SKUNK), FAWNS Clermont New Richmond Tracy Brewer Ride the Wind Wild Bird Rehab (513) 797- II MIGRATORY BIRDS Center 7239 Clermont Batavia Gail Hendricks Second Chance Wildlife (513) 875- II MAMMALS (NO RVS) AND AVIAN SPECIES. 3433 Clermont Milford Cynthia Alverson RAPTOR, Inc. (513) 825- II ALL RAPTORS INCLUDING STATE 3325 ENDANGERED SPECIES, EAGLES, OSPREY AND PEREGRINE FALCONS. Clermont Amelia Amy Lyn Stevens Dragonfly Garden Wildlife (513) 376- II MAMMALS (INCLUDING BATS, FOX, Rescue 2445 RACCOONS AND SKUNKS) County City First Name Last Name Organization Name Phone Category Animals Accepted Clermont Batavia Stephanie Carlson St. Melangell Small Mammal (513) 658- II MAMMALS, REPTILES AND AMPHIBIANS. Ann Sanctuary 5955 MIGRATORY BIRDS AS SUB-PERMITTEE UNDER BRUKNER NATURE CENTER. Clermont Milford Alicia Miller Nature Nurses Wildlife Rescue (513) 601- I ORPHANS ONLY 9617 Clinton Sabina Diana Preston Rusty Fox Farm (937) 725- I ORPHANS ONLY 3512 Coshocton Coshocton Shane A. Pyle Airmid Place (740) 610- I ORPHANS ONLY 5162 Coshocton Coshocton Angela C. Pyle Airmid Place (740) 610- I ORPHANS ONLY 5162 Crawford Crestline Jane Schnelker Wildlife Haven (419) 683- II STATE & FEDERALLY ENDANGERED AVIAN 3228 AND MAMMAL SPECIES (NO BEARS); OSPREY, PEREGRINE FALCONS, TRUMPETER SWANS, FAWNS, MAMMALS (INCLUDING RVS), REPTILES AND AMPHIBIANS Cuyahoga Maple Heights Valarie Ann Ruta (216) 337- I ORPHANS ONLY (no opossums under a 7656 Category I permit). Cuyahoga Bay Village Amy LeMonds Lake Erie Nature & Science (440) 871- II STATE & FEDERALLY ENDANGERED AVIAN Center 2900 AND MAMMALIAN SPECIES (NO BEARS); OSPREY, PEREGRINE FALCONS, TRUMPETER SWANS, FAWNS, MAMMALS (INCLUDING RVS, BUT NO RACCOONS), REPTILES AND AMPHIBIANS Cuyahoga Parma Molly Ryan Acorn Orphan Wildlife Rescue (440) 823- II MAMMALS (NO RVS) 7646 Cuyahoga Rocky River Sharon Doerge (440) 331- I ORPHANED SQUIRRELS 0357 Cuyahoga Solon Kim Hinkle Solon Orphan Squirrel Rescue (440) 498- II ORPHANED AND INJURED SQUIRRELS 0799 Defiance Edgerton Carly Hughart (419) 212- II MAMMALS (INCLUDING RVS) 4434 Delaware Powell Cameron Jackson (614) 359- I MAMMALS (INCLUDING RVS) 9500 County City First Name Last Name Organization Name Phone Category Animals Accepted Delaware Powell Christopher Jackson Peaceful Co-Existence (614) 359- II MAMMALS, INCLUDING RACCOONS AND & Gina 9500 SKUNKS Delaware Ostrander Annie Jones Sunflower Wildlife Care (614) 205- I ORPHANS ONLY 3851 Drake Greenville Vincent Gibney, DVM Edgetown Veterinary Clinic (937) 548- II EMERGENCY CARE AND STABILIZATION OF 4049 WILDLIFE Erie Castalia Heather Tuttle Back to the Wild (419) 684- II STATE & FEDERALLY ENDANGERED AVIAN 9539 AND MAMMALIAN SPECIES (NO BEARS); OSPREY, PEREGRINE FALCONS, TRUMPETER SWANS, MAMMALS, REPTILES AND AMPHIBIANS Fairfield Stoutsville Shelli Speakman (740) 207- I ORPHANS ONLY 0663 Franklin Columbus Casey Philips Ohio Wildlife Center (614) 793- II STATE & FEDERALLY ENDANGERED AVIAN 9453 AND MAMMALIAN SPECIES (NO BEARS); OSPREY, PEREGRINE FALCONS, TRUMPETER SWANS, FAWNS, MAMMALS (INCLUDING RVS/BATS), REPTILES AND AMPHIBIANS Geauga Chesterland Noreen Gibson Buh Woods (440) 729- I ORPHANED SQUIRRELS 2554 Geauga Huntsburg Danielle Penttila Wild Things (440) 223- II MAMMALS (INCLUDING FOX AND SKUNK), 0953 REPTILES, AMPHIBIANS, FAWNS, NO RACCOONS Geauga Chesterland Christine Pappas, DVM West Geauga Vet Hospital (440) 729- II MAMMALS (INCLUDING FAWNS AND FOX, 9584 NO RACCOONS), REPTILES AND AMPHIBIANS Greene Beavercreek Lisa Johnson The Rehabitat (937) 271- I ORPHAN RABBITS ONLY 3164 Greene Yellow Springs Rebecca Jaramillo Glen Helen Raptor Center (937) 767- II STATE & FEDERALLY ENDANGERED AVIAN 7648 SPECIES, RAPTORS Greene Xenia Lynn Reily Second Chance Wildlife (937) 374- II MAMMALS (INCLUDING RVS), AVIAN 1674 SPECIES (INCLUDING MIGRATORY SPECIES), FAWNS County City First Name Last Name Organization Name Phone Category Animals Accepted Greene Xenia Dawn Fugate (937) 532- I ORPHANS ONLY 5355 Hamilton Cincinnati Mary Theresa Royse Second Chance (513) 481- I ORPHANS ONLY 0834 Hamilton Cincinnati Linda Ott Second Chance (513) 471- II BIRDS, MAMMALS (INCLUDING RVS), 2025 FAWNS, REPTILES, AMPHIBIANS Hamilton Cincinnati Beth Ann Kelly Wildlife Emergency Service (513) 706- I ORPHANS ONLY Team (WEST) 9182 Hamilton Cincinnati Paul Liebenrood Arrowhead Reptile Rescue (513) 271- II REPTILES AND AMPHIBIANS 3799 Hamilton Cleves Sara Moore Moore Critters (513) 941- II MAMMALS INCLUDING RVS, REPTILES 6304 Hancock Fostonia Kim McClellan- Keep it Wild (419) 436- II MAMMALS (INCLUDING FOX, RACCOONS, Schneidiman 0667 AND SKUNKS) Highland Hillsboro Rhonda Rae Mason Country Chaos (937) 763- I ORPHANS ONLY 2096 Knox Martinsburg Cynthia Atkinson (740) 485- II MIGRATORY BIRDS (RAPTORS PRIMARILY) 2581 Lake Willoughby Hills Lynn Dunlap Born to Be Wild--Wildlife Rescue (440) 417- II SONGBIRDS, WATERFOWL, MAMMALS & Rehabilitation 4512 (INCLUDING BATS, FOX, AND SKUNK, NO RACCOONS) Lake Kirtland Dan Burnett Lake Metroparks' Wildlife Center (440) 256- II MIGRATORY BIRDS, MAMMALS 1404 (INCLUDING RVS AND BOBCATS, NO RACCOONS), REPTILES, AMPHIBIANS, ENDANGERED AVIAN AND MAMMAL SPECIES Lake Eastlake Suzanne T. Enyedy Carmela's Sanctuary of Squirrels (440) 520- I ORPHANS ONLY 4799 Lorain Wellington Brenda Juszczyk (330) 421- II MAMMALS (INCLUDING FOX, RACCOONS, 3456 SKUNKS AND FAWNS) Lucas Toledo Laura A. Rusch Nature's Nursery (419) 320- I ORPHANS ONLY 4901 County City First Name Last Name Organization Name Phone Category Animals Accepted Lucas Whitehouse Nicole Frederick Nature's Nursery (419) 877- II STATE & FEDERALLY ENDANGERED AVIAN 0060 AND MAMMALIAN SPECIES (NO BEARS); OSPREY, PEREGRINE FALCONS, TRUMPETER SWANS, MAMMALS (INCLUDING RVS), REPTILES AND AMPHIBIANS Medina Spencer Laura Jordan Medina Raptor Center Inc. (330) 591- II STATE & FEDERALLY ENDANGERED AVIAN 7300 SPECIES, RAPTORS, WATERFOWL, PEREGRINE FALCON, OSPREY, EAGLES, SONGBIRDS, MAMMALS (NO RVS) Medina Medina Michael Kamis M.T. Acres Wildlife (330) 952- II MAMMALS Township Rehabilitation Center 1215 Medina Medina Tania Kamis M.T. Acres Wildlife (330) 952- II MAMMALS Township Rehabilitation Center 1215 Miami Troy Debra Oexmann Brukner Nature Center (937) 698- II BIRDS, MAMMALS (INCLUDING RVS), 6493 FAWNS, REPTILES, AMPHIBIANS, STATE ENDANGERED AVIAN AND MAMMAL SPECIES. Muskingum Dresden Cynthia Stotts Ohio Whitetail Rescue (740) 754- II MAMMALS (INCLUDING RVS), FAWNS Association 3570 Muskingum Zanesville Nicole D. Hafer-Lipstreu Wild at Hart (740) 297- II MIGRATORY BIRDS, REPTILES, 0455 AMPHIBIANS, MAMMALS (INCLUDING BATS, FOX AND SKUNK) Muskingum Zanesville Elisabeth Hartman Wild At Hart Wildlife (740) 217- II MAMMALS (INCLUDING RVS), NO AVIAN Rehabilitation Inc. 7788 SPECIES Richland Mansfield Gail Laux Ohio Bird Sanctuary (419) 884- II MIGRATORY BIRDS, STATE & FEDERALLY 4295 ENDANGERED AVIAN SPECIES Stark Massillon Stephon Echague Wildlife Conservation (330) 477- II AVIAN SPECIES (INCLUDING MIGRATORY Center/Stark Co. Park Dist. 0448 SPECIES), MAMMALS (INCLUDING BATS, FOX, SKUNKS, NO RACCOONS), REPTILES, AMPHIBIANS Stark North Canton Kristen Beck Clover Field Wildlife Center (330) 499- II MAMMALS (INCLUDING BATS, FOX, 5788 SKUNK, NO RACCOONS), FAWNS, REPTILES, AMPHIBIANS County City First Name Last Name Organization Name Phone Category Animals Accepted Summit Akron Frances Kitchen Operation Orphan Wildlife (330) 745- II AVIAN SPECIES (INCLUDING MIGRATORY Rehabilitation Inc. 2947 SPECIES), MAMMALS ( INCLUDING FOX, NO RACCOONS), FAWNS, REPTILES Trumbull Warren Heather Merritt Birds in Flight Sanctuary (330) 652- II STATE & FEDERALLY ENDANGERED AVIAN 3381 AND MAMMALIAN SPECIES (NO BEARS); OSPREY, PEREGRINE FALCONS, TRUMPETER SWANS, FAWNS, MAMMALS (NO RVS), REPTILES AND AMPHIBIANS Trumbull Warren Maria M. 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