WRRC Building Committee - Mound Septic Fundraiser

Over the years, the Building Committee has been able to add numerous structures to the Campus of the WRRC (Wildlife Response & Rehabilitation Center) using donated and salvaged materials, volunteer labor and good, old-fashioned "sweat equity."  But now, we must hire qualified construction professionals to install the "Mound Septic System" needed to finish the job, and it is very much a niche enterprise, with many fewer firms qualified to perform the Work. 

Please help us close the gap on getting this done!  We have raised much of the money to install this, but we need your help to go the rest of the way to the Finish Line.  Thank you for whatever you can do to help us!  

Approved Mound Septic System plan

The Wildlife Response and Rehabilitation Center is projected to be a central location where local citizens, animal control officials and other agencies can drop off wildlife; as well as provide a redistribution center for animals where they can be triaged, then sent to permitted home-based wildlife rehabilitators. When the Center opens this facility will provide a safe recuperation site for wildlife brought there. Most recuperated wildlife will be released offsite in their appropriate habitat. Another goal of the center is also to launch an expanded educational platform for WRI that will be used to cultivate an understanding of our immediate environment and the wildlife that we cohabitate with. This portion of WRI’s mission will be fulfilled with onsite and offsite programs which may include "wild ambassadors" (animals unable to be returned to the wild but can help spread the message of wildlife conservation).

The Center is currently under construction and not open to the public.

WRI Hotline 757-543-7000

If you have found injured wildlife, please don't email us! Call our Hotline for assistance.

If someone has not responded to your message within an hour, please call back and leave a message in the main mailbox. Messages are checked regularly by volunteers, so please be patient. We will contact you as soon as possible.

Thank you for caring about our wild neighbors!