Cheney, (Sedgwick County), Kansas

Ken & Susan Lockwood
Eagle Valley Raptor Center
raptorcare@aol.com
316-540-0003
Fax: 316-540-0003
Birds of Prey only. Owls, Hawks, Falcons, Vultures,
Kites, Osprey, Eagles. We also take Pelicans.
We are located 20 miles west of Wichita.
Go west on Highway 54. We are between the Garden Plain
and Cheney exits. When exiting 343rd Street exit go north 2 miles
and we are on the west. 927 North 343rd Street West.
Visit our web site at www.eaglevalleyraptorcenter.org/
Submitted before January 1, 2005

Clay Center, (Clay County), Kansas

Chris & Krista Berner
Raptor Oasis
kaybeegenie@yahoo.com
Birds of Prey, including Eagles.
Submitted before January 1, 2005

Clyde, (Cloud County), Kansas

Kim Lambert
kslambert@nckcn.com
785-446-2885
Any wildlife animal that needs assistance.
Submitted before January 1, 2005

Concordia, (Cloud County), Kansas

Char Dooley
dooleyracing@ncknet.com
785-243-2480
Fox, Squirrel, Rabbit, Opossum, Raccoon, Baby Birds, Fawns, Bobcats.
Really any baby or injured animal, that need some T.L.C.
to get stong enough to get back on its feet, and then released back into the wild.
Submitted before January 1, 2005

Eudora, (Douglas County), Kansas

Sub-permittee with Stone Nature Center, Topeka, KS
sqrlmom@earthlink.net
785-542-5033
Squirrels, injured or orphaned.
Submitted on May 31, 2005

Iola, (Allen County), Kansas

Becky J. Robb
genrep@netks.net
620-365-6055
Deer, bobcat, fox, coyote, squirrel, raccoon and bats.
Submitted before January 1, 2005

Linwood, (Leavenworth County), Kansas

Operation WildLife, Inc
" Advocates for wildlife...providing professional rehabilitation
services for injured and orphaned wild animals."
Executive Director: Diane Johnson, RVT
OpWildLife@aol.com
785-542-3625
Fax: 785-542-5114
Operation WildLife cares for approximately 5,000 wild animals annually including avian,
mammalian and reptilian species. We have state and federal permits for all native and
migratory species including endangered and species in need of conservation (SINC).
For residents of the metropolitan Kansas City area we have a receiving center
located at 11218 W 75th St in Shawnee, KS that is staffed M-Saturday from
10 am - 5 pm. The phone number there is 913-631-6566.
Visit our web site at http://www.owl-online.org
Submitted before January 1, 2005

Salina, (Saline County), Kansas

Chris Johnson
jerryt81@yahoo.com
785-826-5864
Raccoon, squirrel & opossum.
I will assist any animal in need of care that I possibly can!
Submitted before January 1, 2005

Topeka, (Shawnee County), Kansas

Carla Layne
Stone Nature Center
Glayne@cox.net
785-357-8347
I have State and Federal permits through Stone Nature Center.
I can accept and/or place any mammals or birds.
Submitted before January 1, 2005

Topeka, (Shawnee County), Kansas

Georgia Clark
Stone Nature Center
State and Federal licensed through Stone Nature Center
halo3@cox.net
785-272-3292
Will take baby squirrels.
Submitted on April 12, 2005

Topeka, Kansas

Will Richie Duncan
785-234-6028
785-234-6411
if nothing then try: 785-235-3630
Small birds, possums, raccoons, bats, reptiles, turtles and other water animals.
Submitted before January 1, 2005

Gosh, I wish I knew what to tell you. There's a post on the bird forum right now about a hummer that was found at the ladies work yesterday, which was helped and it survived. Here's some excerpts, maybe it'll help you - the thing that stuck out to me was misting some plant leaves and putting the hummer nearby (maybe it'll drink and become rejuvinated again). I'll see if I can find any further information to pass along. I sure hope a rehabber calls you back soon!

Posted by jeanner (My Page) on Thu, Aug 25, 05 at 17:34

"A friend of mine and I just rescued a _hummingbird at work. He was not able to fly more than 15 feet before he would fall to the ground. My coworker, who is very involved with the local audobon and knows a local rehabber, took him home in a box until he can get it to the rehabber.
I don't know what the success rate is for these little beauties, so say a prayer or cross your fingers for him please. "
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"I am concerned about him - I had seen him floundering and tried to follow him but lost sight of him in the _grass. I spent about 15 minutes searching for him but was really worried that I was going to step on him or that he would move off and I wouldn't see him. I ran in and got my coworker and we spent another 15 minutes looking for him. By the time we found him he had ended up in the parking lot on the hot asphalt. He was still trying to fly but was worn out and appeared to have a broken wing (he was flying in circles). I know they can't go long without nourishment and he was using alot of energy trying to fly. "
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"Good News! It seems he was just dehydrated and disoriented. After the ride in the air conditioned car he perked up a little but still would not eat or drink from a feeder so my coworker misted the leaves of a hanging plant and put him in the plant where he did drink the water off the leaves. Within 15 minutes he was flying around the yard without problems. This morning there was an extra _hummingbird at his feeder so I think this story has a happy ending!"

Here's another rehabber for SE Kansas (I don't think it was listed in Cat's info). She only takes hummers......good luck!!

Kansas, Southeast region (Pittsburg)..... 316-235-0996

Jan Hall, licensed home wildlife rehabilitator
hummerbander@yahoo.com
Wildlife Species: hummingbirds (only)

I will try to find something else but start with this I'm sure you already have read it though good luck! Sarah

Here is a link that might be useful: hummingbird help

Here's another website. with some help

Here is a link that might be useful: injured hummingbird

Here's a website with some good information:

Hummer Hints

Please keep us posted...

Please post here and let us know how the bird is doing and if you got anywhere with the info given above.

Here's one more

Here is a link that might be useful: wildlife rehabbers

Here are two more in kansas. General list of rehabbers :

http://www.wildlifecare.org/listkansas.html#KANSAS

Then this more specific they seem to be able to help birds Good luck!! Sarah

Here is a link that might be useful: operation wildlife

THANKS EVERYONE:
I just got back from Pittsburg Kansas where I handed the little hummer over to a Wildlife Rehabilitater she will be taking the little guy to a Master Bird Rehabilitater in the morning. If it had not been for the information and support you all gave me here on this forum the little fellow was as good as gone.

Thanks,
Kathy

thanks, we can all sleep better tonight. Thanks for a good job!!
I'm copying this whole thread to a word document for future reference.

Whew! That's good to hear that you found someone. I hope you can find out how the little guy is doing later on. Thanks for caring enough to help him out and please keep us posted on his condition.

Thanks for your update. I hope he will be okay!

I so glad you were able to find someone. Sarah