Being a member of WRGSC has many benefits! As a member, you are provided training by experienced, capable rehabilitators. WRGSC also provides formula and medication to assist you in the care of our babies. You will be mentored by another member as you learn.
WRG also has meetings several times a year and we hope you'll attend. Check the calendar for dates and locations. Meet other members and find out what WRG is doing to help wildlife!
If you would like to help our group save wildlife, we welcome you!
To Become a Member:
1) Fill out the membership form
2) Pay your membership dues here and put Membership Dues in the memo line.
Rehab Class Descriptions
We also provide training for our members to help us better serve our patients. We usually hold our Basic Rehab Class twice a year, in the spring and fall. All members are strongly urged to attend this important class. You will learn how to decide if an animal really needs help, what to do when you first get a new patient, basic injury care, feeding and more.
WRGSC also offers species specific classes such as rabbit, squirrel, and opossum classes to train you how to successfully raise an animal until release. These classes are offered a few times a year as needed to train new members.
Once you become a member of WRGSC, you will be notified of class schedules and other events by email. You can also view our calendar on this website.
Found an animal in need? Please text (include a picture if possible) or leave a message on our hotline at 864-233-0339.
For a list of rehabbers near you and emergency steps you can take to help, please visit our "I Found An Animal" page.
Event | Details | Location |
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Railfest Saturday, September 30, 10:00 AM - 2:00 PM | Come see the animals!![]() | Greer City Park Greer, SC |
Albino Skunk Music Festival Thursday - Saturday, October 5 - 7 | Come see the animals!![]() | Greer City Park Greer, SC |
Artisan Makers Market Saturday, October 21, 10:00 AM - 2:00 PM | Come see the animals!![]() | Greer City Park Greer, SC |
We are currently still accepting wildlife calls at this time. Please don't hesitate to call!
Our rehabbers may ask to take certain precautions when dealing with the public in order to protect themselves and the public.
Thank you for understanding.