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Wildlife Capture and Transport
Announcements
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WildlifeEDU is a educational program for wildlife rehabilitators and volunteers, and is one of the missions projects for advancing wildlife rehab by Red Creek Wildlife Center, Inc.
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 A wildlife rehabilitator since 1991, Peggy Hentz brings enthusiasm and comedy to all of her presentation topics.
She is the Founder/Director of Red Creek Wildlife Center, Inc. and a member of the Pennsylvania Rehabilitation and Education Advisory Council.
She is the author of the "Wildlife Capture and Transport Manual” which has been accepted by the Pennsylvania Game Commission and New Jersey Fish and Wildlife as the states’ guidelines for people permitted to respond to wildlife emergencies, and “Rescuing Wildlife, A Guide to Injured and Orphaned Animals” published by Stackpole Books.
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Our Mission, Our Philosophy
To offer a second chance to distressed Pennsylvania wildlife through rescue and rehabilitation, public education and by providing training for wildlife rehabilitators.
We believe that every life, no matter how small or common, is precious and deserves a chance at life.
Taking in one to two thousand wild animals annually, from the tiniest hummingbird, to the largest eagle, from chipmunks to deer, Red Creek has been giving wildlife a second chance for over 20 years.
We believe that education is an important part of saving our wildlife, the environment and the planet for future generations.
Each year, tens of thousands of students enjoy a positive wildlife experience through Red Creek’s LIVE RAPTOR programs and assemblies.
We believe wildlife rehabilitation is a valuable service that should be available to everyone. Red Creek is helping others become wildlife rehabilitators through classes, seminars and online training, expanding this serve to new areas in Pennsylvania and nationally.
Red Creek Wildlife Center
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