Awareness for Arizona Wildlife Rehabilitation Centers
Awareness for Arizona Wildlife Rehabilitation Centers
The Issue
. If you want 100% of your money to directly feed and rehabilitate these animals, please go directly to Liberty wildlife's website and directly donate to them there. This is to bring awareness to the rehabilitation centers. Visiting Liberty Wildlife in Arizona was truly eye-opening. The moment you step through their doors, you realize you’re part of something special. This center, driven by passionate volunteers, is dedicated to rescuing, rehabilitating, and eventually releasing injured wildlife. However, when an animal's injury is too severe for release, they become part of an inspiring education program, showcasing the natural beauty and resilience of creatures such as great horned owls and bobcats.
It's heartwarming to witness these animals being treated with the utmost care. Take Bobby, for example, a resident bobcat who lost an eye but gained a home here. The incredible staff and volunteers ensure that every animal receives compassionate care and high-quality treatment. The center operates entirely as a nonprofit, relying on admissions, donations, and volunteers to keep their mission alive. However, their continued success is threatened by the sheer volume of wildlife needing aid and the limited resources available.
Securing increased funding for wildlife rehabilitation centers like Liberty Wildlife is essential. With more financial support, these centers could expand their facilities, improve their veterinary services, and enhance educational outreach programs. This not only benefits the animals but also enriches our community by fostering a deep connection with the environment.
By signing this petition, you will help advocate for increased state and local funding to support wildlife rehabilitation centers in Arizona. Let's ensure these incredible organizations can continue their vital work, preserving both the animals and the spirit of our beautiful state. Join me in supporting this important cause today.

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The Issue
. If you want 100% of your money to directly feed and rehabilitate these animals, please go directly to Liberty wildlife's website and directly donate to them there. This is to bring awareness to the rehabilitation centers. Visiting Liberty Wildlife in Arizona was truly eye-opening. The moment you step through their doors, you realize you’re part of something special. This center, driven by passionate volunteers, is dedicated to rescuing, rehabilitating, and eventually releasing injured wildlife. However, when an animal's injury is too severe for release, they become part of an inspiring education program, showcasing the natural beauty and resilience of creatures such as great horned owls and bobcats.
It's heartwarming to witness these animals being treated with the utmost care. Take Bobby, for example, a resident bobcat who lost an eye but gained a home here. The incredible staff and volunteers ensure that every animal receives compassionate care and high-quality treatment. The center operates entirely as a nonprofit, relying on admissions, donations, and volunteers to keep their mission alive. However, their continued success is threatened by the sheer volume of wildlife needing aid and the limited resources available.
Securing increased funding for wildlife rehabilitation centers like Liberty Wildlife is essential. With more financial support, these centers could expand their facilities, improve their veterinary services, and enhance educational outreach programs. This not only benefits the animals but also enriches our community by fostering a deep connection with the environment.
By signing this petition, you will help advocate for increased state and local funding to support wildlife rehabilitation centers in Arizona. Let's ensure these incredible organizations can continue their vital work, preserving both the animals and the spirit of our beautiful state. Join me in supporting this important cause today.

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Petition created on July 10, 2026