Rabbit hemorrhagic disease virus type 2 (RHDV2) is a highly infectious and lethal virus that only infects lagomorphs, including rabbits and hares. It’s important to educate yourself and others about recognizing clinical signs and following prevention guidelines to reduce the spread of this fatal disease.
The Wisconsin Wildlife Rehabilitator's Association is a non-profit organization dedicated to helping Wisconsin's wildlife by promoting communication, education, and professionalism in the field of wildlife rehabilitation.
Through our member newsletter, and conference we seek to:
- Preserve Wisconsin's Wildlife.
- Facilitate networking among
wildlife rehabilitators.
- Promote professionalism and ethical excellence in the practice of
wildlife rehabilitation.
- Foster an understanding of, and support for wildlife rehabilitation among wildlife manageme
Through our member newsletter, and conference we seek to:
- Preserve Wisconsin's Wildlife.
- Facilitate networking among
wildlife rehabilitators.
- Promote professionalism and ethical excellence in the practice of
wildlife rehabilitation.
- Foster an understanding of, and support for wildlife rehabilitation among wildlife management agencies, the veterinary community and the general public.
Membership benefits
*WWRA Newsletter – packed full of wildlife news, important issues, wildlife care methods, and wildlife conference announcements. *WWRA Directory – a valuable listing of
wildlife rehabilitators and others
interested in Wisconsin wildlife.
*Discounts – Receive discounts on
WWRA conferences.
*WWRA Board – contact the expe
Membership benefits
*WWRA Newsletter – packed full of wildlife news, important issues, wildlife care methods, and wildlife conference announcements. *WWRA Directory – a valuable listing of
wildlife rehabilitators and others
interested in Wisconsin wildlife.
*Discounts – Receive discounts on
WWRA conferences.
*WWRA Board – contact the experienced wildlife rehabilitators on the WWRA Board of directors for rehabilitation advice or referral.
Your support and contributions will enable us to help wildlife rehabilitators of Wisconsin. Your generous donation will fund our mission.
Click the button below to become a WWRA member or renew a WWRA membership