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.
Humane Society of Utah — Murray
501(c)(3) Nonprofit
Yes
Licensed Wildlife Rehabilitator
No
Address
4242 South 300
West Murray, UT 84107
Phone
801-261-2919
Email
No public general email
County
Salt Lake County
Website
Home – Humane Society of Utah
Emergency Hotline
No
Animals Helped
Dogs
Cats
Puppies
Kittens
Other companion animals
Services Provided
Animal sheltering
Pet adoption
Foster care
Veterinary care
Spay/neuter services
Vaccinations
Behavioral support
Humane education
About
The Humane Society of Utah provides shelter, medical treatment, adoption services and behavioral support for homeless companion animals. Its veterinary clinics offer preventive care, including vaccinations and spay/neuter procedures. Community programs focus on reducing pet overpopulation, preventing animal suffering and helping families keep their pets.
Last Verified October 8, 2026
Wildlife Rehabilitation Center of Northern Utah — Ogden
501(c)(3) Nonprofit
Yes
Licensed Wildlife Rehabilitator
Yes
Address
332 S Washington Boulevard
Ogden, UT 84404
Phone
801-814-7888
Email
No public email confirmed
County
Weber County
Website
Wildlife Rehabilitation Center of Northern Utah – Wildlife, Education
Emergency Hotline
No
Animals Helped
Eagles
Hawks
Owls
Songbirds
Other migratory birds
Small native mammals
Injured wildlife
Orphaned wildlife
Services Provided
Wildlife rehabilitation
Medical treatment
Orphaned wildlife care
Bird rehabilitation
Raptor rehabilitation
Wildlife release
Conservation education
About
The Wildlife Rehabilitation Center of Northern Utah provides specialized treatment for injured, sick and orphaned native wildlife. Its rehabilitation programs focus primarily on migratory birds, including birds of prey plus permitted small mammals. Patients receive species-appropriate care to prepare them for release into suitable natural habitats. Educational programs encourage responsible wildlife protection.
Last Verified October 8, 2026
Nuzzles & Co. Pet Rescue and Adoption — Peoa
501(c)(3) Nonprofit
Yes
Licensed Wildlife Rehabilitator
No
Address
6699 N Landmark Dr M-135 (Suite B-103)
Park City, UT 84098
Phone
435-608-1424
Email
contact@nuzzlesandco.org
County
Summit County
Website
Nuzzles & Co Pet Rescue and Adoption
Emergency Hotline
No
Animals Helped
Dogs
Cats
Puppies
Kittens
Special-needs companion animals
Services Provided
Animal rescue
Pet adoption
Foster care
Veterinary treatment
Spay/neuter services
Vaccinations
Behavioral rehabilitation
Animal socialization
About
Nuzzles & Co. rescues homeless dogs and cats from overcrowded shelters, including animals at risk of euthanasia. Its Rescue Ranch provides medical treatment, socialization and behavioral support before adoption. The organization also operates an adoption center in Park City, helping rescued animals find permanent homes.
Last Verified October 8, 2026
Enoch Wildlife Rescue — Enoch
501(c)(3) Nonprofit
Yes — operated by Southwest Wildlife Foundation
Licensed Wildlife Rehabilitator
Yes
Address
Enoch, UT
Physical rehabilitation address not publicly confirmed Mailing
P.O. Box 1907, Cedar City, UT 84721
Phone
435-590-1618 or 435-586-4693
Email
No public email confirmed
County
Iron County
Website
Enoch Wildlife Rescue | www.gowildlife.org | We Help Critters
Emergency Hotline
No
Animals Helped
Eagles
Hawks
Owls
Songbirds
Other native birds
Small native mammals
Injured wildlife
Orphaned wildlife
Services Provided
Wildlife rescue
Wildlife rehabilitation
Medical treatment
Raptor rehabilitation
Orphaned wildlife care
Wildlife release
Conservation education
About
Enoch Wildlife Rescue operates through the Southwest Wildlife Foundation, founded in 1997. The organization provides specialized rehabilitation for injured, sick and orphaned native wildlife throughout southern Utah. Its primary goal is returning recovered animals to their natural habitats. Educational presentations featuring birds of prey help promote wildlife conservation and responsible stewardship.
Last Verified October 8, 2026
Best Friends Animal Sanctuary — Kanab
501(c)(3) Nonprofit
Yes
Licensed Wildlife Rehabilitator
Yes — through its Wild Friends program
Address
5001 Angel Canyon Road
Kanab, UT 84741
Phone
435-688-2327
Email
welcomecenter@bestfriends.org
County
Kane County
Website
Animal Sanctuary | Best Friends Animal Society
Emergency Hotline
No
Animals Helped
Dogs
Cats
Horses
Pigs
Rabbits
Birds
Reptiles
Small mammals
Native wildlife
Services Provided
Animal rescue
Pet adoption
Permanent sanctuary
Veterinary care
Wildlife rehabilitation
Wildlife release
Behavioral rehabilitation
Public education
About
Founded in 1984, Best Friends Animal Sanctuary provides refuge for rescued companion animals and other species in southern Utah. Its programs offer veterinary treatment, rehabilitation, adoption opportunities and lifelong sanctuary care when needed. The Wild Friends program rehabilitates injured or orphaned native wildlife, preparing recoverable animals for release. The sanctuary also supports animal welfare initiatives throughout the United States.
Last Verified October 8, 2026
Lazy B Equine Rescue and Sanctuary — Clinton
501(c)(3) Nonprofit
Yes
Licensed Wildlife Rehabilitator
No
Address
Clinton, UT
Physical barn address not publicly disclosed
Visits by appointment only
Phone
801-675-8727
Email
lazybequinerescueofutah@gmail.com
County
Davis County
Website
Home – Lazy B Equine Rescue and Sanctuary
Emergency Hotline
No
Animals Helped
Horses
Neglected horses
Abandoned horses
Surrendered horses
Senior horses
Special-needs equines
Services Provided
Equine rescue
Rehabilitation
Veterinary care
Sanctuary care
Owner surrender assistance
Adoption
Rehoming
About
Lazy B Equine Rescue and Sanctuary has rescued horses in Utah since 2017. Its open-door approach provides shelter for horses regardless of age, physical condition or previous circumstances. Rescued equines receive veterinary treatment, rehabilitation and individualized care. The organization also helps horses find suitable permanent homes while providing sanctuary for animals requiring continued support.
Last Verified October 8, 2026
Ruff Haven Crisis Sheltering — Salt Lake City
501(c)(3) Nonprofit
Yes
Licensed Wildlife Rehabilitator
No
Address
264 South Glendale Street, Suite 100
Salt Lake City, UT 84104
By appointment only
Phone
801-251-6765
Email
info@ruffhaven.org
County
Salt Lake County
Website
Pet Emergency Fostering | Ruff Haven Crisis Sheltering | Utah | United States
Emergency Hotline
No
Animals Helped
Dogs
Cats
Other eligible companion animals
Services Provided
Temporary crisis sheltering
Emergency foster placement
Pet food assistance
Vaccination clinics
Pet retention support
Rehoming resources
Community outreach
About
Ruff Haven Crisis Sheltering helps families experiencing emergencies maintain their relationships with their pets. Its temporary sheltering program assists individuals facing hospitalization, housing instability, domestic violence or other serious hardships. The organization also provides pet food assistance, community resources and preventive services to reduce unnecessary animal surrender. Ruff Haven is not a traditional adoption rescue.
Last Verified October 8, 2026
Great Basin Wildlife Rehabilitation and Education — Mapleton
501(c)(3) Nonprofit
Yes
Licensed Wildlife Rehabilitator
Mapleton, UT
Physical rehabilitation address not publicly confirmed
Phone
801-310-0186
Email
greatbasinrehab@yahoo.com
County
Utah County
Website
Great Basin Wildlife Rescue Home
Emergency Hotline
No
Animals Helped
Eagles
Hawks
Owls
Other raptors
Certain small native mammals
Injured wildlife
Orphaned wildlife
Services Provided
Wildlife rehabilitation
Raptor rescue
Medical treatment
Orphaned wildlife care
Wildlife release
Conservation education
Wildlife assistance
About
Great Basin Wildlife Rehabilitation and Education specializes in caring for injured, sick and orphaned birds of prey. The organization also rehabilitates certain native mammals under its permits. Its trained rehabilitators provide species-specific care designed to prepare recoverable animals for release. Educational efforts promote wildlife conservation and responsible interaction with native species.
Last Verified October 8, 2026
Saving Gracie Equine Healing Foundation — Wanship
501(c)(3) Nonprofit
Yes
Licensed Wildlife Rehabilitator
No
Address
95 West 2100 South
Wanship, UT 84017
Phone
No public phone
Email
info@savinggraciefoundation.org
County
Summit County
Website
Saving Gracie Equine Healing Foundation
Emergency Hotline
No
Animals Helped
Horses
Abused horses
Neglected horses
Abandoned horses
Surrendered horses
Farm animals
Services Provided
Equine rescue
Medical rehabilitation
Veterinary treatment
Permanent sanctuary
Long-term animal care
Farm-animal rescue
Animal welfare education
About
Saving Gracie Equine Healing Foundation rescues horses affected by abuse, neglect, abandonment or difficult circumstances. Its sanctuary provides specialized veterinary treatment, medical rehabilitation and permanent refuge. The organization focuses on restoring physical health while supporting the emotional well-being of rescued animals. Horses receive lifelong care rather than being transferred repeatedly between homes.
Last Verified October 8, 2026