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Ohio Wildlife Rehabilitators Association
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The Ohio Wildlife Rehabilitators Association (OWRA) is a non-profit organization and has members from a wide range of backgrounds. OWRA provides training, networking and referral information to wildlife rehabilitators so they can better assist the public when injured, orphaned, or diseased wildlife are encountered. Member benefits include the quarterly newsletter, The Ohio Rehabilitator, the Annual Membership Directory, members only section on our website, and discounted rates for OWRA sponsored trainings.

Ohio Wildlife - Northern CardinalOWRA's Mission:
Promote communication, cooperation, professionalism, and ethical conduct among persons involved in wildlife rehabilitation, education, and conservation in order to improve the quality of care given to Ohio’s native wildlife; and to inform the public about issues impacting wildlife and helping them to obtain assistance with wildlife concerns and problems.

Upcoming events

20 Mar 2010 09:00 AM • Lake Metroparks, Kirtland, OH





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