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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.
Wild Heart Ranch Wildlife Rescue & Rehabilitation Center — Claremore/Foyil
501(c)(3) Nonprofit
Yes
Licensed Wildlife Rehabilitator
Yes – State and Federal
Address
10370 S. 4190 Rd.
Claremore, OK 74017
Phone
918-342-9453
Email
wheartrnch@aol.com
County
Rogers County
Website
Wild Heart Ranch – State and Federally Licensed for Wildlife Rehabilitation ALL SPECIES
Emergency Hotline
Business Hours Only
Animals Helped
Native mammals
Deer
Raccoons
Opossums
Squirrels
Rabbits
Migratory birds
Raptors
Bald and golden eagles
Other indigenous Oklahoma wildlife
Services Provided
Wildlife rehabilitation
Emergency wildlife intake
Orphan care
Injury treatment
Disease recovery
Veterinary care
Wildlife release
Public education
About
Wild Heart Ranch provides medical and rehabilitative care for injured, sick and orphaned native wildlife with the goal of returning healthy animals to the wild. Its permits cover indigenous Oklahoma wildlife as well as federally protected migratory birds, birds of prey and eagles. The facility operates as a wildlife hospital rather than a public attraction, allowing patients the quiet environment needed to recover without unnecessary human contact.
Last Verified
September 26, 2026
Oklahoma Humane Society — Oklahoma City
501(c)(3) Nonprofit
Yes
Licensed Wildlife Rehabilitator
No
Address
7500 N. Western Ave.
Oklahoma City, OK 73116
Phone
405-286-1229 ext. 1
County
Oklahoma County
Website
Oklahoma Humane Society | Adopt a Dog or Cat Today!
Emergency Hotline
No
Animals Helped
Dogs
Cats
Kittens
Puppies
Community cats
Services Provided
Rescue and shelter transfers
Adoption
Foster care
Spay/neuter services
Neonatal kitten care
Community assistance programs
About
Oklahoma Humane Society works to improve animal welfare throughout the Oklahoma City area. Its programs place dogs and cats into adoptive homes, provide foster care, offer affordable spay/neuter services and support vulnerable neonatal animals. The organization works closely with Oklahoma City Animal Welfare and other area shelters to increase live outcomes for companion animals.
Last Verified
September 26, 2026
Animal Aid of Tulsa — Tulsa
501(c)(3) Nonprofit
Yes
Licensed Wildlife Rehabilitator
No
Address
6811 E. 21st St.
Tulsa, OK 74129
Phone
918-794-6688
Email
animalaidoftulsa@gmail.com
County
Tulsa County
Website
Animal Aid of Tulsa
Emergency Hotline
Yes – 24/7
Animals Helped
Dogs
Cats
Sick stray animals
Injured stray animals
Abused stray animals
Services Provided
Rescue
Emergency medical assistance for qualifying strays
Veterinary care
Foster care
Adoption
Rehabilitation
About
Animal Aid of Tulsa has served the Tulsa area since 1961, concentrating on sick, injured or abused stray dogs and cats without owners. Animals receive necessary medical treatment before moving into foster care or adoption. The organization states that it stands ready to take qualifying sick or injured ownerless animals day or night.
Last Verified
September 26, 2026
Free to Live Animal Sanctuary — Guthrie
501(c)(3) Nonprofit
Yes
Licensed Wildlife Rehabilitator
No
Address
9150 S. Western Ave.
Guthrie, OK 73044
Phone
405-282-8617
County
Logan County
Website
Animal Sanctuary in Guthrie, Oklahoma – Free to Live
Emergency Hotline
No
Animals Helped
Dogs
Cats
Abandoned pets
Neglected animals
Animals with medical needs
Services Provided
Sanctuary care
Adoption
Foster care
Veterinary care
Spay/neuter assistance
Enrichment
Volunteer programs
About
Free to Live provides rescue, adoption, and sanctuary care for homeless dogs and cats. Animals with severe medical or behavioral needs can remain at the sanctuary when adoption is not appropriate. Its programs also include fostering, enrichment, community education and spay/neuter assistance when funding is available.
Last Verified
September 26, 2026
WildCare Oklahoma — Noble
501(c)(3) Nonprofit
Yes
Licensed Wildlife Rehabilitator
Yes – State and Federal
Address
8505 Wildwood Lane
Noble, OK 73068
Phone
405-872-9338
Email
info@wildcareoklahoma.org
County
Cleveland County
Website
Home – WildCare Foundation
Emergency Hotline
Business Hours Only
Animals Helped
Native mammals
Songbirds
Waterfowl
Raptors
Eagles
Reptiles
Amphibians
Other native Oklahoma wildlife
Services Provided
Wildlife rehabilitation
Veterinary treatment
Orphan care
Wildlife intake
Conservation education
Wildlife conflict assistance
Research
Release
About
WildCare Oklahoma operates a full-service native wildlife medical clinic and rehabilitation center. More than 9,500 animals representing over 230 species are admitted annually. The organization treats injured, ill and orphaned wildlife while also providing conservation education plus assistance with human-wildlife conflicts.
Last Verified
September 26, 2026
StreetCats, Inc. — Tulsa
501(c)(3) Nonprofit
Yes
Licensed Wildlife Rehabilitator
No
Address
3105 S. Winston Ave.
Tulsa, OK 74135
Phone
918-298-0104
County
Tulsa County
Website
StreetCats, Inc.
Emergency Hotline
No
Animals Helped
Adult cats
Abandoned cats
Lost cats
Homeless community cats
Services Provided
Cat rescue
Adoption
Veterinary care
Spay/neuter assistance
Rabies vaccination assistance
Community-cat support
About
StreetCats is an all-volunteer organization devoted specifically to cats. Its adoption program shelters eligible adult cats until permanent homes are found, while its A Stitch in Time program helps provide low-cost spay/neuter and rabies vaccination services for homeless outdoor cats. Intake is limited, with a waiting list commonly used for adult cats.
Last Verified
September 26, 2026
Oliver and Friends Farm Sanctuary — Luther
501(c)(3) Nonprofit
Yes
Licensed Wildlife Rehabilitator
No
Address
Luther, OK 73054
Exact sanctuary location provided by appointment
Phone
405-655-9885
Email
oliverandfriendsfarmsanctuary@gmail.com
County
Oklahoma County
Website
Oliver and Friends Farm Sanctuary
Emergency Hotline
No
Animals Helped
Cows
Pigs
Sheep
Goats
Horses
Donkeys
Chickens
Turkeys
Ducks
Llamas
Rabbits
Dogs
Cats
Services Provided
Farm-animal rescue
Rehabilitation
Lifetime sanctuary
Limited private adoption
Humane education
Volunteer programs
About
Oliver and Friends rescues farm animals and other animals in need, providing rehabilitation followed by lifelong sanctuary when appropriate. Residents have included cattle, pigs, sheep, goats, equines, poultry, llamas, rabbits, dogs and cats. The sanctuary also provides educational programs intended to encourage compassionate treatment of farm animals.
Last Verified
September 26, 2026
Second Chance Animal Rescue — Norman
501(c)(3) Nonprofit
Yes
Licensed Wildlife Rehabilitator
No
Address
4500 24th Ave. NW
Norman, OK 73069
Phone
405-321-1915
Email
board@secondchancenorman.com
County
Cleveland County
Website
Second Chance Animal Rescue
Emergency Hotline
No
Animals Helped
Dogs
Cats
Homeless companion animals
Services Provided
Rescue
Adoption
Foster care
Spay/neuter
Animal enrichment
Vaccine clinics
Community education
About
Second Chance Animal Rescue has served companion animals in the Norman area since the late 1980s. Its programs focus on rescuing homeless dogs and cats, preparing them for adoption, supporting foster placements and providing community animal-welfare services. The organization reports helping more than 800 animals annually. Its Norman shelter is scheduled to reopen October 3, 2026, following rebuilding work after a closure caused by toxic mold.
Last Verified
September 26, 2026
Horse Feathers Equine Center — Guthrie
501(c)(3) Nonprofit
Yes
Licensed Wildlife Rehabilitator
No
Address
6320 N. Highway 74C
Guthrie, OK 73044
Phone
405-260-7281
Email
horsefeathersequinecenter@gmail.com
County
Logan County
Website
Horse Feathers Equine Center Inc – Rescue, Horses, Equestrian
Emergency Hotline
No
Animals Helped
Horses
Neglected equines
Abused equines
At-risk horses
Slaughter-bound horses
Services Provided
Equine rescue
Rehabilitation
Veterinary care
Farrier care
Training
Adoption
Lifetime sanctuary when needed
Equine education
About
Horse Feathers Equine Center rescues horses affected by abuse, neglect, abandonment or other circumstances that put their welfare at risk. Each horse can receive medical treatment, nutritional rehabilitation, farrier care and individualized training. Horses suitable for placement enter an adoption program, while those unable to be adopted may receive sanctuary care.
Last Verified
September 26, 2026
Blaze’s Tribute Equine Rescue — Harrah
501(c)(3) Nonprofit
Yes
Licensed Wildlife Rehabilitator
No
Address
21701 E. Britton Rd.
Harrah, OK 73045
Phone
405-399-3084
County
Oklahoma County
Website
Blaze’s Tribute Equine Rescue
Emergency Hotline
No
Animals Helped
Horses
Neglected horses
Starved horses
Abused horses
Horses involved in cruelty cases
Equines with disabilities
Services Provided
Equine rescue
Cruelty-case assistance
Rehabilitation
Veterinary care
Training
Adoption
Humane education
About
Blaze’s Tribute Equine Rescue specializes in horses suffering from neglect, starvation, abuse or other serious welfare problems. The rescue works with animal-welfare authorities on equine cruelty cases, then provides rehabilitation before suitable horses are placed for adoption. Horses are accepted regardless of age or disability when resources and circumstances permit.
Last Verified
September 26, 2026