Protect the Wild. Preserve Our Future.

Compassionate care and rehabilitation for orphaned and injured native wildlife.

Our Mission

At the CSRA Wildlife Conservation Center, our mission is to provide compassionate care and rehabilitation for orphaned and injured native wildlife, helping animals recover safely and return to their natural habitats whenever possible.

We are committed to educating our community about the importance of native wildlife species and the ecosystems they depend on. Through outreach programs, educational workshops, school partnerships, and community involvement, we aim to inspire stewardship and encourage a deeper respect for the natural world around us.

By fostering a harmonious relationship between humans and wildlife, we strive to protect and preserve the rich biodiversity of the CSRA for future generations.

About the Facility

The CSRA Wildlife Conservation Center is currently under construction and being developed to serve as one of the region’s only licensed wildlife rehabilitation facilities authorized to care for orphaned and injured native wildlife.

Our facility will focus on:

  • Wildlife rehabilitation and recovery
  • Conservation education
  • Community outreach and awareness
  • Protection of native wildlife habitats

Unlike a zoo, our mission is centered on rehabilitation and release whenever possible, giving native animals the opportunity to return to the wild where they belong.

We are dedicated to providing compassionate care while inspiring conservation throughout the CSRA through education, partnerships, and community support.

Public Hearing & Community Support

Your Voice Matters. Our Wildlife Needs You.

We invite community members, supporters, and local residents to attend our upcoming public hearing as we seek approval for the variance request for the CSRA Wildlife Conservation Center.

This is an opportunity to support local wildlife conservation efforts and help shape the future of wildlife rehabilitation in our region.

Public Hearing Details

Tuesday, May 19, 2026 @ 6:00 PM

Thomson-McDuffie Government Complex
210 Railroad Street
Thomson, GA 30824

This is an open public meeting, and we would love the support of anyone who believes in our mission.

Dinner & Fellowship

Tuesday, May 19, 2026 @ 7:00 PM - 9:00 PM

Fernanda’s Grill and Pizzeria
127 Main Street
Thomson, Georgia

Join us after the public hearing at Fernanda’s Grill and Pizzeria for an evening of food, fellowship, and community support for local wildlife conservation efforts.

RSVP: text (706) 836-1083

Support Wildlife Conservation in the CSRA

Every donation, partnership, volunteer effort, and shared message helps us move closer to opening a wildlife rehabilitation facility that will serve animals and communities throughout the region.

Together, we can protect native wildlife, preserve natural habitats, and create a lasting impact for future generations.