Rogers Wildlife Rehabilitation Center is a nonprofit wildlife rescue organization specalizing in the rescue and rehabilitation of injured, sick, or orphaned birds of all types. Our goal is to restore the health and independence of these precious creatures so they may be released back into their natural environment.
Located at the edge of the Trinity River, bordering the Great Trinity Forest, the Center provides wonderful opportunities for birders to view migratory birds though out the year. 

Over the last decade, RWRC has provided medical treatment and care for more than thirty five thousand birds.  The majority of birds that we receive come to us with life threatening injuries as a result of abuse, bird strikes, animal attacks, nest displacement (orphaned) and natural or man-made disasters.  We provide all medical treatment at the Wildlife Center with the exception of surgeries that require anesthesia.  Routinely we treat infections, wounds, broken legs, broken wings, head and back injuries.  Recovery time, depending on the injury, ranges from three days to six months.

If you find an injured or orphaned bird, please call us at (972) 225-4000.

And we are also always looking for volunteers!