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Sick or Injured Wildlife
Disclaimer: Hardin County Conservation does not offer professional or legal wildlife rehabilitation services.
“Leave wildlife babies where they belong -- in the wild.” - IA DNR News Release
If you have found a sick or injured wildlife, contact one of the providers below:
This professional rehab organization is equipped to handle mammals, fowl, reptiles and amphibians.
Phone: 319-277-6511
SOAR: Saving our Avian Resources
Raptor Rehabilitation
Phone: 712-830-6116
Nuisance Wildlife Removal
1104 Siloam Ave., Iowa Falls, IA, 50126
Phone: 319-270-6225
Email: mohrb17@hotmail.com
Iowa DNR - Iowa Wildlife Rehab
Report a Hunting Violation
If you would like to report a Wildlife Crime or Hunting Violation, please contact the Iowa Department of Natural Resources.
The DNR Conservation Officer assigned to Hardin County is:
Nate Carr, Conservation Officer
Hardin & Hamilton County
Cell: 515-238-2047
Email: nate.carr@dnr.iowa.gov
Submit a Turn in Poachers (TIP): Call 1-800-532-2020 or submit your TIP online.
More information about the Law Enforcement Bureau under the Iowa DNR can be found on the Iowa DNR Law Enforcement website.
Iowa Ornithologists' Union
"Bringing together birders of all skill levels". The Iowa Ornithologists Union is an organization and resource for both beginner and experienced birders. Providing resources like where to bird, how to bird, and how to link with professionals in ornithology are some of the key attributes here. With a slogan like "WHO is an ornithologist?, YOU are an ornithologist!", they promote a rare developmental experience for all visitors and residents in our state to become involved in an enjoyable citizen science program.
Iowa Natural Heritage Foundation
"Iowa Natural Heritage Foundation (INHF) is a statewide 501 (c)(3) nonprofit conservation organization that works with private landowners and public agencies to protect and restore Iowa’s land, water and wildlife. Since our founding in 1979, our supporters and staff have protected more than 185,000 acres of Iowa’s natural resources."