| Since its founding in 1984 the Ohio Wildlife Center has: • Treated over 50,000 injured or orphaned wildlife, • Provided educational experiences to 950,000 children and adults, • Responded to over 550,000 wildlife hotline calls. This has all been made possible by the donation of 500,000 hours of dedicated volunteer work. |
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Wild Infants - Do I Need Help? Waterfowl Young mallard ducks and Canada geese are commonly separated from the rest of their brood as they follow parents to food or water. When you find a young duckling, note the location of possible ponds and streams where the rest of the brood may be, then call a wildlife rehabilitator for advice on how to reunite the young bird. Do not endanger yourself or others by attempting to chase young or adult waterfowl when they are on the road. 
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