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GEAUXWILD
Based in Hammond, Louisiana, Geaux Wild Rehab gives injured and orphaned native wildlife a second chance through licensed rehabilitation, compassionate care, and release back into the wild whenever possible.
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A Second Chance
for Wildlife
Geaux Wild Rehab is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit wildlife rehabilitation center dedicated to giving Louisiana's native wildlife a second chance. We are licensed by the Louisiana Department of Wildlife and Fisheries to care for all native mammal species.
Our StoryLicensed Facility
Fully permitted by Louisiana Dept. of Wildlife & Fisheries
6+
Years Active
501(c)(3)
Nonprofit
Expert Care
Licensed & trained rehabilitators with years of experience.
Hammond, LA
Serving native wildlife across Louisiana
Who We Are
Dedicated to Louisiana Wildlife
Geaux Wild Rehab is a 501(c)(3) licensed nonprofit wildlife rehabilitation center based in Hammond, Louisiana. We are permitted by the Louisiana Department of Wildlife & Fisheries to care for all native mammal species.
Our mission is simple: rescue injured and orphaned wildlife, provide expert rehabilitative care, and release them back into their natural habitat whenever possible. With over 2,146 animals rescued and an 82% release rate, every life matters to us.
How You Can Help
Your support directly saves lives. Choose how you'd like to make an impact.
Make a Donation
Every dollar goes directly to animal care. We are 100% volunteer-run.
Animals We Help
From tiny squirrels to majestic bobcats, we provide expert care for Louisiana's diverse wildlife.
Virginia Opossum
Eastern Gray Squirrel
Eastern Cottontail
Red Fox
Coyote
Bobcat
North American Beaver
Gray Fox
Found an injured animal?
If you have found injured or orphaned wildlife, please reach out — we are here to help.
Stories & Updates
Real stories of rescue, recovery, and release from our rehabilitation center.
A Fox Kit's Road to Recovery
Found orphaned after a storm, this tiny fox kit beat the odds and returned to the wild.
Saving Mama Opossum and Her Babies
An injured mother opossum with a pouch full of babies gets a second chance.
Squirrel Season: A Record Year
Our busiest squirrel season yet taught us valuable lessons about community support.
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Follow Our Journey
Watch rescued animals heal and thrive. Follow @geauxwildrehab for daily wildlife stories.
@geauxwildrehab
Wildlife rescue stories, daily updates, animal releases
Got Questions?
Found an injured animal? Not sure what to do? Here are answers to our most common questions.
Our Impact on
Louisiana Wildlife
Every number represents a life saved, a species protected, and a community united.
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