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Nature's Edge Wildlife Rescue
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Nature's Edge Wildlife and Reptile Rescue is a 501(c)(3) non-profit wildlife rehabilitation facility and reptile rescue. We are state and federally permitted wildlife rehabilitators. We rehab all native reptiles, bats, birds of prey and mammals on a limited basis and will help with transport of other wildlife to permitted rehabilitators.
We are also an exotic reptile rescue and will take in all unwanted pet reptiles and amphibians. All animals that come into our care will receive necessary vet care, treatment, behavior conditioning, etc. Once an animal is deemed healthy and adoptable, it will be placed up for adoption. All potential adopters must show knowledge of species, including proper housing, food, etc., before animals can be adopted.
Nature's Edge Wildlife and Reptile Rescue also conducts educational programs in the DFW area. We focus on wildlife conservation, life history, habitat, adaptations and identification. We also provide information on minimizing human wildlife conflicts.
Nature's Edge Wildlife and Reptile Rescue does not receive any state or federal funding. We rely solely on tax-deductible donations from the public. If you would like to donate, you can PayPal donations to naturesedgewildliferescue@gmail.com
Wish List:
Paper Towels
Baby Blankets
Sheets
Towels
Nitrile Gloves (S and L)
Syringes and Needles of all sizes
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We are also an exotic reptile rescue and will take in all unwanted pet reptiles and amphibians. All animals that come into our care will receive necessary vet care, treatment, behavior conditioning, etc. Once an animal is deemed healthy and adoptable, it will be placed up for adoption. All potential adopters must show knowledge of species, including proper housing, food, etc., before animals can be adopted.
Nature's Edge Wildlife and Reptile Rescue also conducts educational programs in the DFW area. We focus on wildlife conservation, life history, habitat, adaptations and identification. We also provide information on minimizing human wildlife conflicts.
Nature's Edge Wildlife and Reptile Rescue does not receive any state or federal funding. We rely solely on tax-deductible donations from the public. If you would like to donate, you can PayPal donations to naturesedgewildliferescue@gmail.com
Wish List:
Paper Towels
Baby Blankets
Sheets
Towels
Nitrile Gloves (S and L)
Syringes and Needles of all sizes
You can also visit our wish list on https://www.amazon.com/gp/f.html?C=2KVQPKQSS2V7N&M=urn:rtn:msg:20170901205535ab09ce65bea24eeaacbca8664fc0p0na&R=30YUXQXGW7CWS&T=C&U=https%3A%2F%2Fsmile.amazon.com%2Fgp%2Fregistry%2Fwishlist%2F3OSYQVI9N2Y74%2Fref%3Dcm_sw_em_r_d_g__wf&A=VR4GCSGOGORX3OXAFIEGJLYKTVUA&H=EAMVPJN5SBA32S8GAHFVI6LXZRMA
And every time you shop on Amazon, we get a donation. Use this link and start shopping! http://smile.amazon.com/ch/47-1226876
11 recommendations and reviews from 6 people
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April 11, 2016
Christa B. asked:Does any one know a place that takes frogs or knows how to take care of one... We found a huge frog in are yard last night and are dogs wear trying to get it... Their is one spot they got it on its butt... I dont want to just put it in a pond cuz you can tell its hurting so does anyone no what we can doLindsay N. replied:I can't comment on post but this place will. https://m.facebook.com/Naturesedgewildliferescue/Mario N. replied:Feel free to bring it to us www.facebook.com/naturesedgewildliferescue
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September 2, 2015
Ericca S. asked:Can anyone direct me to someone in NE Tarrant county that rehabs wild birds? I just found a dove that needs help. Possibly a wing injury. Roanoke area. Thanks.Phil P. replied:https://www.facebook.com/Naturesedgewildliferescue
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September 24, 2017
Maegen C. asked:Does anyone save baby squirrels? If so, we have three that we found in the loft of our shed. If anyone knows where to take them/wants them. Message me immediately. We're worried they're going to die soon. Momma is around but they've been touched by us... WE ARE NOT KEEPING THEM/SAVING THEM.Brandi N. replied:We can take them in. We are in Arlington right now if you can bring them to us. Send us a message or call us. www.facebook.com/naturesedgewildliferescue
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August 5, 2015
Heather B. asked:I had a friend message me just now asking for a local Irving-ish area vet that will see reptiles. She has a bearded dragon that is extremely sick and dying and she feels bad for it and wants to have it put down. The one vet she was able to find told her it would be $165 for that and she can't afford it. Do any of you have any suggestions?Brandi N. replied:What is wrong with the beardie? We are a 501(c)(3) wildlife and reptile rescue. If they want to relinquish it to us we can get it medical treatment. www.facebook.com/naturesedgewildliferescue
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February 14, 2017
Jaycie H. asked:I have recently moved into a dorm for college where I am not allowed to have pets outside of fish. If anyone knows of a willing and GOOD home for an adolescent iguana (will require handling and conditioning, dont recommend as a pet for children) please pm me, he is in need of a new home. I will be selling him as well as all of his accessories including the cage, lights, food dishes and climbing vines.LeeAnna S. replied:https://www.facebook.com/Naturesedgewildliferescue/
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June 25, 2016
Jenna A. asked:Just found a baby mouse, cannot find the mom, does anyone know where I could take the poor little guy? Not sure if there was a group or a vet that takes baby mice.LeeAnna S. replied:Try this rescue. https://m.facebook.com/Naturesedgewildliferescue/
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April 17, 2016
Timothy R. asked:Anyone up? What to do with a baby possum that the dogs found in the house? He's fine, just scared. I figure if I put him outside he is a goner. On a separate note, anyone have a good pest control company?LeeAnna S. replied:Please contact natures edge wildlife rescue. https://m.facebook.com/Naturesedgewildliferescue/
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May 27, 2015
Candice K. asked:I need help. I just rescued a very old red eared slider off of 360 and I need to know what to do for him and where I can take him.DFW C. replied:Try contact https://www.facebook.com/Naturesedgewildliferescue?fref=ts Where is the turtle now?
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Referral from
May 4, 2015
Alissa A. asked:Does anyone know what to do if you find an injured turtle? I work at a local animal ER and a good Sam brought one in with a fractured shell. If it can be saved, I would really hate to euthanize it. If anyone knows of a turtle rehab please let me know.DFW C. replied:Try https://www.facebook.com/Naturesedgewildliferescue?fref=ts
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April 20, 2015
Ruth J. asked:Hi. I could use some help. Trying to find somebody that does turtle (I think red eared slider) rescue/rehab. I picked one up today on my way to work with a pretty bad injury. Shell is broken on the right rear and the flesh has a huge wound. The good news is that that leg is still good and apparently he has an appetite because he would love to take a chunk out of me :P I've e-mailed a vet, called a vet, e-mailed several rehab people and don't really know what to do for him at this point on my own. I have him in a cardboard box and have put a little gauze down into the wound to try to stop it from seeping but worried about infection at this point. Help?!?DFW C. replied:Have you try to contact this org? https://www.facebook.com/Naturesedgewildliferescue?fref=ts
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