Wildlife Critters Circle of Life Rehabilitation Center

WLC Mission:

To rescue, rehabilitate, and release injured and orphaned native mammals, reptiles, and birds and to give children in the community the opportunity to experience the love, affection, and responsibility we have to care for God’s creations.

With over 30 years combined experience, we are a small licensed 501 (c)(3) non-profit organization. We are called to nurture and rehabilitate small mammals, reptiles and deer. We care for the wildlife from bottle fed babies to weening age. Those who can be, are released back into the wild in and around North and Central Georgia. We also take in and care for injured adult animals and release them back to their natural habitat. Our critters who are not able to be released are used in our wildlife education ministry. Donations are critical to sustaining our mission and providing for the animals. In addition to native wildlife, WLC has rescued many exotics animals providing them a permanent home. This allows us to continue educating the public on species not found in Georgia. Donations and birthday parties with our farm animals and exotic provides money to the non-profit to continue providing for critters of all sizes.

WLC would like to thank our dedicated volunteers and sponsors which allows us to continue rescuing and rehabilitating wildlife! Please show love to some of our amazing sponsors in the community.

"Just ask the animals, and they will teach you. Ask the birds of the sky, and they will tell you. Speak to the earth, and it will instruct you. Let the fish in the sea speak to you." Job 12:7-8

To rescue, rehabilitate, and release injured and orphaned native mammals, reptiles, and birds and to give children in the community the opportunity to experience the love, affection, and responsibility we have to care for God’s creations. ​

To rescue, rehabilitate, and release injured and orphaned native mammals, reptiles, and birds and to give children in the community the opportunity to experience the love, affection, and responsibility we have to care for God’s creations.