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Chalfont, United States

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Aark Wildlife Rehabilitation and Education Center Reviews | Rating 4.8 out of 5 stars (5 reviews)

Aark Wildlife Rehabilitation and Education Center is located in Chalfont, United States on 1531 Upper Stump Rd. Aark Wildlife Rehabilitation and Education Center is rated 4.8 out of 5 in the category wildlife rescue service in United States. 1531 Upper Stump Road, Chalfont, PA 18914 215-249-1938. Dear Friends of Aark,. The clinic is open for wildlife drop off 24 hours per day, seven days ...

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1531 Upper Stump Rd

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+1 2152491938

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Em Shaeffer

After a cat attacked a bird in our yard, we didn’t know what to do. They gave us very clear instructions and have a great COVID protocol. We were grateful to have a place to drop the bird off for care.

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Amber Wallace

We visited the open house. The kids loved seeing the baby animals. We got to see baby birds and baby opossums being fed and had a wonderful time visiting all of the animals and learning their stories.

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Copperheadharley

My friend brought a young fawn here and she was ostracized over the phone as well as in person by a volunteer. The fawn's ear tips were curled back which is a clear sign that the fawn has not had nourishment for 1 day or more. Also, the fawn was emaciated. The volunteer was so harsh. She should not be working with animals. Also, another volunteer tried to get my friend to bring the fawn back to a local park with hundreds of people and to leave it out in the open where it was found up against a fence. My friend is too nice to leave this review, so I am because people should be warned. She left the fawn at the AARK and later spoke with someone who confirmed that the fawn was indeed dehydrated and was given fluids. See the photos and curled ear tips - a classic sign of dehydration that only occurs after 1 day or longer.

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Excellent place! This is a rehabilitation center for injured and/or orphaned wildlife. They provide round the clock care for wild birds and animals of all shapes and sizes. No appointments are needed. You can just walk in, or call ahead, if you have a question. The phones are answered during the day, but during the busy season when they have an extremely high volume of animal emergencies coming in, you may have to call back a few times or leave a message before you get an answer. Many of the answers to your questions can also be found by visiting their website at Aark.org. You can drop off an animal at any time, day or night, 24 hours a day. They also have an open house twice a year to allow the public to visit, and see the day to day operations of this amazing place up close and personal. It's a fun and educational family activity for those who love animals. This is a. non-profit organization, so they also appreciate donations of any size to help continue doing their work to help animals and the community.

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Eleanor Woodruff

I had an injured bat and he got out of the box in the back of the car. They were so excellent . They came out and got him out to get him back to normal. Very neat place out in country. Also, covid safe.

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