Construction on the first building of Wildwoods' new animal care facility is nearly complete.

Environmental impact of our new facility

Some people have asked us what the environmental impact of building a new facility for our wildlife rehabilitation efforts will be. We spent several years planning, revising those plans, and revising the revisions to make sure we were being responsible stewards of the land within our property and surrounding it. A proper balance needed to […]

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Wildwoods Drawing and plans by Arola Architecture Studio, LLC

Building Up, Moving Forward

When I first started volunteering at Wildwoods two years ago it was run out of the backyard of a private residence. Several sheds and out-buildings had been built in the back yard, with electricity and running water, but many animals spent their time in the home’s basement. Can you imagine having volunteers and staff members […]

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Support Our Growth and help Wildwoods build a new facility

Support Our Growth: Phase 2

If you’ve been following us you know that construction is under way on our new facility! We’ve completed Phase 1 and are moving full-steam ahead on Phase 2, but we still need your help. “Northlanders take pride in our stewardship of our amazing natural surroundings. A new Wildwoods animal rehab center will embody our region’s […]

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Construction begins at Wildwoods

The New Wildwoods Facility Takes Root

By Tara Smith There is a rumble of construction equipment emanating from 4009 West Arrowhead Road in Duluth! We have been eagerly watching our new Wildwoods facility begin to take shape. The old garage has been pulled down and removed to make room for our parking lot. It was great fun for us all to […]

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Help Wildwoods build a new facility

Support Our Growth

Update 5/26/2016: We have completed Phase 1 and are on to Phase 2! Learn more about that here. Wildwoods has quickly outgrown our original facility. We’ve purchased property at 4009 W Arrowhead Road in Duluth, MN but we need your help to build the new facility! In 2015 we admitted 1,100 animals (doubled from just […]

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