DFW Wildlife Coalition strives to encourage an alliance between licensed wildlife rehabbers, wildlife centers, rescue organizations and government agencies to provide solutions for wildlife and our citizens. As of 2010, over 80% of our local population is urban. As the urbanization continues, our native wildlife adapts and find that life in the city provides abundant food, water and shelter. Many residents have little direct knowledge of native wildlife in their community. Studies have indicated that some l
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The DFW Wildlife Coalition is a 501 (c) (3) tax exempt organization, and receives no state or federal funding. Your donations are tax deductible to the extent of the law.
Links to dfwwildlife.org (9)
cawildlife.orgCalifornia Wildlife Center - Protecting California's native wildlife
rainbowwildlife.comRainbow Wildlife Rescue and Wildlife Rehabilitation in Texas
California Wildlife Center - Protecting California's native wildlife