UTOPIA Wildlife Rehabilitators

We conduct thorough Comprehensive Physical Exams for all wildlife patients to assess injuries, health status, and rehabilitation needs. Our team evaluates each animal individually to create a tailored treatment plan.

We specialize in Nutritional Counseling & Weight Management for wildlife, using species-specific diets, zoo formulas, and high-quality foods to ensure optimal health during rehabilitation.

We conduct In-House Bloodwork (CBC & Chemistry Panels) to monitor the health of our wildlife patients, guiding treatment decisions and ensuring their well-being throughout rehabilitation.

We utilize Digital X-Rays (Radiography) as part of our diagnostic procedures to identify fractures, internal injuries, or other conditions requiring medical intervention in wildlife patients.

We provide Emergency Stabilization for critically injured wildlife, offering immediate care to address life-threatening conditions and improve survival rates.

Our facility offers Hospitalization & 24-Hour Monitoring for wildlife patients requiring intensive care, ensuring continuous observation and treatment adjustments as needed.

We administer Oxygen Therapy when necessary to support respiratory health in wildlife patients, particularly those with trauma or respiratory distress.

We provide IV Fluid Therapy to dehydrated or critically ill wildlife patients, helping to restore hydration and stabilize their condition during rehabilitation.

We prioritize Pain Management for all patients, administering appropriate medications and therapies to ensure comfort during treatment and recovery.

We offer Medical Grooming services, including wound cleaning, feather/plumage care, and other specialized grooming needs to support healing and recovery.

We implement Physical Therapy & Rehabilitation programs tailored to each wildlife patient’s needs, including mobility exercises and conditioning to aid recovery before release.

We conduct Quality of Life Assessments for wildlife patients to determine the best course of action, prioritizing their well-being and release potential when possible.