Sarvey Wildlife Care Center

Sarvey Wildlife Care Center Sarvey Wildlife Care Center's mission is rescue, rehabilitate, and release. Injured, ill, and orphaned wildlife are brought to us for care. (360) 435-4817

Sarvey Wildlife Care Center has been rescuing, rehabilitating, and releasing wildlife since 1981. We take in over 3,500 patients each year. Volunteers are always needed and make it possible for us to do this unique and important work.

06/08/2026

This fawn was mistakenly brought in yesterday. Mom was there and looking for her. We were able to reunite them early this morning.

We received these two orphaned fawns last week, but we have six currently in care. Our center raises fawns each year fro...
06/03/2026

We received these two orphaned fawns last week, but we have six currently in care. Our center raises fawns each year from Snohomish, King, Skagit, and Whatcom counties. We rely on public support to pay for formula and medication for these and other wildlife patients entrusted to our care. Thank you to Wags and Menace Make a Difference Program Foundation for their recent donation to our organization.

Please help us by supporting Washington Gives today. Thank you to those that got an early start contributing to our camp...
05/05/2026

Please help us by supporting Washington Gives today. Thank you to those that got an early start contributing to our campaign. We have seen over 800 patients already this year and will be increasingly busy in the coming weeks + months! We will see over 3,300 patients this year and your donations help babies like these! All of these babies are currently in care. LINK in the comments to the donation page. THANK YOU!!

Baby raccoons arrived today! Our first 4 baby raccoons of the 2026 season. We have doubled our capacity for care of this...
04/17/2026

Baby raccoons arrived today! Our first 4 baby raccoons of the 2026 season. We have doubled our capacity for care of this species and our new enclosures are ready!! Thanks to help with funding from many supporters,we built all new habitats and a new nursery for this species over the winter.

A grant from Wags and Menace Make a Difference Program Foundation will help offset the cost of their daily care. Thank you all for helping us save these wild lives.

Some of our orphaned baby squirrels are quite content after their evening meal.
04/02/2026

Some of our orphaned baby squirrels are quite content after their evening meal.

Babies are arriving! We’ve already had many cottontails and this little one is our first orphaned squirrel. Baby season ...
03/28/2026

Babies are arriving! We’ve already had many cottontails and this little one is our first orphaned squirrel. Baby season 2026 is here.

Thanks to support from donors and foundations like Wags and Menace Make a Difference Program Foundation - we are able to...
03/03/2026

Thanks to support from donors and foundations like Wags and Menace Make a Difference Program Foundation - we are able to help patients like this hawk. We thank them for their recent support of our medical expenses.

Case # 3239-25: This Red-tailed hawk was admitted into care on November 8, 2025. He remains in our care due to the extent of damage to his beak. Some patients have a quick recovery; others can take several months to heal for release. This hawk was brought in from Freeland, where he hit a window causing the damage. Because the beak is made of keratin, like fingernails, it can regrow. If the trauma is too severe, that may not be possible, but this case is promising and he is improving. He is now in an outside flight cage and is eating well. We continue to monitor the growth and document the progress. The hawk will be banded for release allowing us to track his movements if anyone reports the band or the hawk is ever recovered. Status: pending release

This Bald eagle arrived on 12/14 and was suffering from a fractured pelvis on the left side. Surgery was not required bu...
01/31/2026

This Bald eagle arrived on 12/14 and was suffering from a fractured pelvis on the left side. Surgery was not required but we had other concerns as to the recovery. DNA testing confirmed the eagle was male (important consideration to rule out future concerns should passing an egg need to occur) and he was not able to stand. Two weeks later on 12/24, he started to stand and by 12/26, he was perching. He is now in our release conditioning flight gaining strength and endurance to be ready for release!

This Northern Saw-whet owl came to us last weekend and has been recovering from minor head trauma in our ICU. He was fou...
01/24/2026

This Northern Saw-whet owl came to us last weekend and has been recovering from minor head trauma in our ICU. He was found in Bow and should be ready for release soon.

01/02/2026

Barb The Bat Lady is speaking to the crowd today! Sarvey Wildlife has been the charity partner at this convention each year since 2017. Over $77k has been raised during that time. We are looking forward to an amazing weekend of outreach and fundraising for new raccoon enclosures and nursery.

Address

13106 148th Street NE
Arlington, WA
98223

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 6pm
Tuesday 8am - 6pm
Wednesday 8am - 6pm
Thursday 8am - 6pm
Friday 8am - 6pm
Saturday 8am - 6pm
Sunday 8am - 6pm

Telephone

+13604354817

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