The Washington Wildlife Rehabilitation Association (WWRA) is a not-for-profit organization founded in 2003. WWRA provides a network to act as a unified voice, support system, and educational resource for those involved in the rehabilitation of wildlife in Washington State.
WWRA’s mission is to act as a collective voice dedicated to advancing professional wildlife rehabilitation in Washington State through education and community-building.
The Washington Wildlife Rehabilitation Association supports the science and profession of wildlife rehabilitation and its practitioners through:
Fostering continued improvement of wildlife rehabilitation.
Disseminating knowledge through meetings, reports, publications, symposia, and other means.
Promoting educational programs, teaching natural history, and explaining the kinship among all living things.
Promoting cooperation between professional and governmental agencies, wildlife rehabilitators, and the public at large.
Providing support to its members through networking and mentoring.
