Wildlife rehabilitation license ny

Applicants must provide detailed explanations of their prior experience, a letter of recommendation from a licensed wildlife rehabilitator, and a letter from a licensed rehabilitator stating that they will mentor the applicant. The application must include descriptions of facilities, planned practices and proof of a licensed veterinarian agreeing to assist them. Minnesota Department of Natural Resources. To obtain a wildlife rehabilitation permit, applicants must pass a state exam, submit an application and pass an inspection of their facilities.

Mississippi Department of Wildlife, Fisheries and Parks. In Mississippi, applicants must simply submit an application and get it approved to obtain a wildlife rehabilitation permit.

Mississippi strongly suggest applicants join one of the recommended rehabilitation organizations. Missouri Missouri Department of Conservation. Missouri wildlife rehabilitation applicants must fill out an application providing information about relevant experience, facilities they will be using, and proof of a licensed veterinarian who is willing to assist the applicant.

Contact the department directly for proper forms. Codes and addresses available on MDC rules pdf. Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks. To obtain a wildlife rehabilitation permit in Montana, the applicant must fill out an application and get it approved by the state.

Contact the department directly for more information and an application. International Wildlife Rehabilitation Council. The only requirement to become a certified wildlife rehabilitator in Nebraska is to pass the state exam. Nevada Nevada Department of Wildlife. To obtain a wildlife rehabilitation license, applicants must submit an application, a description of their facilities, a description of previous relevant experience the applicant has had, and proof of at least two years working with a licensed wildlife rehabilitator or a letter from a licensed veterinarian attesting to the qualifications of the candidate.

Requirements for a wildlife rehabilitation permit in New Jersey include a one year apprenticeship with a licensed rehabilitator, a letter of reference from that rehabilitator, a letter from a veterinarian agreeing to work with the applicant and an approved inspection of facilities. Applicants must submit an application, list of references, list of experience, and description of facilities. North Carolina Wildlife Resources Commission. Applicants must be at least 18 year old with at least hours of hands-on experience within the course of one year.

Applicants will also need a letter of recommendation from a rehabilitator, a letter from a licensed veterinarian, and photographs or diagrams of their facilities. Ohio Division of Wildlife. To apply for a permit in Ohio, you must be at least 18 years old, provide facilities meeting state requirements, complete a wildlife rehabilitation course and provide a veterinarian who will assist you.

Oklahoma Department of Wildlife Conservation. Applicants must provide a detailed description of their facilities and submit a detailed application, which must be approved by the state. Facilities will be inspected by the county warden.

Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife. As part of the application process, applicants must provide a supervising veterinarian to assist them in wildlife rehabilitation, provide evidence of sufficient experience, supply at least one letter of recommendation from one of these experience positions, and submit a written application.

Pennsylvania Pennsylvania Game Commission. To obtain a wildlife rehabilitation permit, applicants must pass a state examination, complete at least 25 hours of hands-on activity and 6 hours of instructional training, and get their facilities approved by the state.

South Carolina Department of Natural Resources. South Dakota Game, Fish and Parks. Applicants for a wildlife rehabilitation permit in South Dakota must pass a state examination, provide a veterinarian to assist them, and provide a detailed description of their facilities, which must be approved by the state.

Their site contains multiple contacts that can provide assistance with the application process. Tennessee Wildlife Resources Agency direct link to application. Requirements for a wildlife rehabilitation permit in Tennessee include having hours of experience or one year of full time employment as a veterinary technician or be in possession of a wildlife rehabilitation permit from another state.

However, permits are given on an as-needed basis, so even qualified candidates may not be certified right away. Texas Parks and Wildlife. Applicants must fill out an application including information such as relevant experience, descriptions of the facilities, proof of sufficient knowledge or a passing score on a state exam , a veterinarian agreeing to supervise the applicant, and two letters of reference.

Utah Division of Wildlife Resources. Utah issues two forms of permits, wildlife rehabilitators and wildlife apprentices. Applicants for either permit must be at least 18 years old. Rehabilitators must submit a description of their facilities, the signature of a licensed veterinarian agreeing to assist the applicant or be a licensed veterinarian , have had at least two years of relevant experience and provide documentation of a passing score on the state exam.

Applications for certificates of registration are available from division office. Vermont Fish and Wildlife Department. Vermont encourages prospective rehabilitators to start as an apprentice application online. There are three components to a wildlife rehabilitation permit application in Vermont: the application, exam, and facilities inspection.

Virginia Department of Game and Inland Fisheries. Each of these is based on years of experience. To apply for a Category I permit, you must have completed at least 6 hours of education, be sponsored by an active Category II or Category III wildlife rehabilitator, and meet all education requirements outlined in the application.

Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife. Log and tally forms must be completed regardless if wildlife were treated or not for the year. Your browser does not support iFrames. Navigation menu. Skip to main navigation Wildlife Rehabilitator License License Details This license authorizes a New York resident to rehabilitate or care for injured or young orphaned wildlife for their return back to the wild.

Age Requirement The age requirement is 16 years of age or older. What This License Allows Providing care for injured or debilitated wildlife for release back to the wild, including most of the following: Mammals - Except large mammals including white-tailed deer, black bear, and moose.

The goal of our membership-based organization is to promote professionalism in the field of wildlife rehabilitation and to provide wildlife rehabilitators with educational and technical support. Our board consists of volunteer wildlife rehabilitators from across the state who meet bi-monthly to keep abreast of current issues and to continue work on educational projects.

The Council has grown significantly in both strength and numbers over the years. New York has the oldest statewide organization in the United States and has gained national recognition for its many accomplishments. Members consist of licensed wildlife rehabilitators and assistants, veterinarians, wildlife professionals, and other interested lay persons.