New Mexico Rescue & Rehabilitation Organizations

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Disclaimer: AWK News is an independent informational directory and is not sponsored by, affiliated with or endorsed by the organizations listed below unless specifically stated otherwise. Please contact each organization directly to verify current services, hours, intake policies, licensing and availability.

Please contact each organization before transporting or surrendering an animal. Intake policies, service areas, hours, licensing and available space can change. Wildlife rehabilitators may also be permitted to accept only certain species.

Animal Humane New Mexico — Albuquerque

501(c)(3) Nonprofit
Yes

Licensed Wildlife Rehabilitator
No

Address
615 Virginia St. SE
Albuquerque, NM 87108

Phone
505-255-5523

Email
info@animalhumanenm.org

County
Bernalillo County

Website
Animal Humane New Mexico – Saving Pets, Serving People

Emergency Hotline
No

Animals Helped
Dogs
Cats
Puppies
Kittens

Services Provided
Sheltering
Adoption
Veterinary care
Spay/neuter services
Behavior support
Humane education
Pet-resource assistance
Foster care

About
Animal Humane New Mexico has served companion animals since 1965. The organization shelters homeless and at-risk dogs and cats while providing veterinary care, adoption services, behavior support, humane education and programs designed to keep pets with their families. Its main Albuquerque campus is supported by an additional adoption center and community veterinary resources.

Last Verified
September 26, 2026


Watermelon Mountain Ranch — Rio Rancho

501(c)(3) Nonprofit
Yes

Licensed Wildlife Rehabilitator
No

Address
3251 Westphalia Blvd. NE
Rio Rancho, NM 87144

Phone
505-221-2359

Email
wmranchnm1@gmail.com

County
Sandoval County

Website

Rescue Dogs Cats | Watermelon Mountain Ranch | United States | HOME

Emergency Hotline

No

Animals Helped
Dogs
Cats
Puppies
Kittens

Services Provided
Rescue
Adoption
Sheltering
Spay/neuter programs
Low-cost vaccination services
Microchipping
Humane education
Emergency rescue missions

About
Watermelon Mountain Ranch was established in 1996 to help abandoned, abused and homeless companion animals. Its Molly’s Mercy Missions program transfers vulnerable dogs, cats, puppies and kittens from high-risk shelters in New Mexico and surrounding areas. The organization also provides adoption programs, community education and low-cost preventive veterinary services. 

Last Verified
September 26, 2026


Felines & Friends New Mexico — Santa Fe

501(c)(3) Nonprofit
Yes

Licensed Wildlife Rehabilitator
No

Address
369 Montezuma Ave., PMB #320
Santa Fe, NM 87501
Mailing address only

Phone
505-316-2281

Email
fandfnm@gmail.com

County
Santa Fe County

Website
Felines & Friends New Mexico

Emergency Hotline
No

Animals Helped
Cats
Kittens
Community cats
Special-needs cats

Services Provided
Cat rescue
Foster care
Adoption
Veterinary care
Trap-neuter-return support
Socialization
Special-needs placement
Community cat assistance

About
Felines & Friends New Mexico specializes in giving homeless cats and kittens a second chance. Animals may come from shelters, TNR projects, owner surrenders or situations requiring additional medical or behavioral care. The organization relies heavily on foster homes while also maintaining adoption locations in the Santa Fe area. 

Last Verified
September 26, 2026

 Animal Shelter & Humane Society — Santa Fe

501(c)(3) Nonprofit
Yes

Licensed Wildlife Rehabilitator
No

Address
100 Caja del Rio Rd.
Santa Fe, NM 87507

Phone
505-983-4309

Email
adoptions@sfhumanesociety.org

County
Santa Fe County

Website

Home – Santa Fe Animal Shelter

Emergency Hotline

No

Animals Helped
Dogs
Cats
Puppies
Kittens
Community cats

Services Provided
Sheltering
Adoption
Veterinary care
Spay/neuter services
Foster care
Lost-and-found assistance
Community pet support
Behavior resources

About
Santa Fe Animal Shelter has served animals in northern New Mexico since 1939. Its programs combine sheltering and adoption with veterinary care, spay/neuter services, community resources and assistance for lost or found animals. The organization operates veterinary facilities that provide additional medical resources for animals in the community.

Last Verified
September 26, 2026


Wildlife Rescue, Inc. of New Mexico — Albuquerque

501(c)(3) Nonprofit
Yes

Licensed Wildlife Rehabilitator
Yes

Address
2901 Candelaria Rd. NW
Albuquerque, NM 87107

Phone
505-344-2500

Email
info@wildliferescuenm.org

County
Bernalillo County

Website
Home – Wildlife Rescue New Mexico

Emergency Hotline
Business Hours Only

Animals Helped
Wild birds
Raptors
Small mammals
Other native wildlife accepted by the clinic

Services Provided
Wildlife rescue
Wildlife rehabilitation
Injury assessment
Orphan care
Release preparation
Public wildlife guidance
Wildlife education

About
Wildlife Rescue, Inc. of New Mexico operates a wildlife rehabilitation clinic at Rio Grande Nature Center State Park. Injured, sick and orphaned native wildlife receive care with release back into suitable habitat as the goal whenever possible. The organization also helps the public determine whether a wild animal needs intervention and directs cases outside its intake capabilities to appropriate resources. 

Last Verified
September 26, 2026


New Mexico Wildlife Center — Española

501(c)(3) Nonprofit
Yes

Licensed Wildlife Rehabilitator
Yes

Address
19 Wheat St.
Española, NM 87532

Phone
505-753-9505

Email
hospital@newmexicowildlifecenter.org

County
Santa Fe County

Website
Home – New Mexico Wildlife Center

Emergency Hotline
Business Hours Only

Animals Helped
Wild mammals
Raptors
Songbirds
Reptiles
Other native wildlife

Services Provided
Wildlife rehabilitation
Veterinary treatment
Orphan care
Wildlife release
Wildlife transportation network
Conservation education
Ambassador animal programs

About
New Mexico Wildlife Center was founded in 1986 and has grown from a bird rehabilitation program into a wildlife hospital serving many native species. Its hospital typically treats hundreds of injured or orphaned animals each year with rehabilitation and release as the primary goal. The center also maintains non-releasable ambassador animals for conservation education and public outreach. 

Last Verified
September 26, 2026


Desert Willow Wildlife Rehabilitation Center — Carlsbad

501(c)(3) Nonprofit
Yes

Licensed Wildlife Rehabilitator
Yes

Address
516 E. Fiesta Dr.
Carlsbad, NM 88220

Phone
575-689-6711

Email
info@dwwrc.org

County
Eddy County

Website
Desert Willow Wildlife Rehabilitation Center

Emergency Hotline
Yes – 24/7

Animals Helped
Small mammals
Large mammals
Birds of prey
Other wild birds
Reptiles
Amphibians

Services Provided
Wildlife rescue
Wildlife rehabilitation
Medical treatment
Surgical care
Orphan care
Release preparation
Wildlife education
Transportation assistance

About
Desert Willow Wildlife Rehabilitation Center serves wildlife in southeastern New Mexico and the surrounding region. Its facility can accommodate mammals, raptors, reptiles, amphibians and other birds. Medical areas include species-specific recovery spaces and surgical capabilities, allowing injured or orphaned wildlife to receive care before potential release.

Last Verified
September 26, 2026


New Mexico Horse Rescue at Walkin N Circles Ranch — Stanley

 

501(c)(3) Nonprofit
Yes

Licensed Wildlife Rehabilitator
No

Address
198 Weimer Rd. N
Stanley, NM 87056

Phone
505-286-0779

Email
saveahorse@wncr.org

County
Santa Fe County

Website

New Mexico Horse Rescue

Emergency Hotline

No

Animals Helped
Horses
Neglected equines
Abandoned equines
Abused equines

Services Provided
Equine rescue
Rehabilitation
Sanctuary care
Adoption
Training
Owner surrender assistance when space permits
Equine welfare education

About
New Mexico Horse Rescue at Walkin N Circles Ranch provides rehabilitation and placement for horses affected by neglect, abuse, abandonment or other difficult circumstances. Many horses arrive through cases involving the New Mexico Livestock Board. The ranch works to restore their health, provide training when appropriate and place suitable horses into carefully screened adoptive homes. The facility is listed by the state among New Mexico’s licensed equine rescue and retirement facilities. September 26, 2026


The Horse Shelter — Cerrillos

501(c)(3) Nonprofit
Yes

Licensed Wildlife Rehabilitator
No

Address
100 AB Old Cash Ranch Rd.
Cerrillos, NM 87010

Phone
505-471-6179

Email
No public email

County
Santa Fe County

Website
The Horse Shelter

Emergency Hotline
No

Animals Helped
Horses
Neglected equines
Abandoned equines
Abused equines

Services Provided
Equine rescue
Rehabilitation
Sanctuary care
Adoption
Equine welfare assistance
Training and placement
Long-term care

About
The Horse Shelter provides refuge and rehabilitation for abandoned, neglected and abused horses in New Mexico. Recoverable horses may receive rehabilitation and training before adoption, while animals that cannot be appropriately placed can receive continued care. The facility is currently included on the New Mexico Livestock Board’s list of licensed and approved horse rescue, sanctuary and retirement facilities. 

Last Verified
September 26, 2026