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At Acorn Acres Wildlife Rehabilitation, every patient receives attentive, professional care from our dedicated team of volunteers. We are committed to giving injured, orphaned, and displaced native wildlife a second chance through compassionate rehabilitation, species-specific care, and a safe environment designed to support healing and recovery. With years of hands-on experience and a deep respect for Pennsylvania’s native wildlife, we work to ensure every animal has the best possible opportunity to return to the wild where they belong.

At Acorn Acres Wildlife Rehabilitation, education is a vital part of our mission. Through hands-on programs, live ambassador animals, community events, school visits, and public outreach, we help people better understand Pennsylvania’s native wildlife and the important role each species plays in our ecosystem.
Our programs are designed to inspire compassion, encourage coexistence, and empower our community with the knowledge needed to safely and responsibly help wildlife in need. From children discovering animal adaptations for the first time to adults learning how to peacefully share their spaces with wildlife, every educational experience helps create a stronger future for both people and wild animals.
By connecting our community to the animals around them, we hope to turn curiosity into conservation… one small rescue, one big second chance.
Acorn Acres Wildlife Rehabilitation is dedicated to providing gentle, specialized care for injured and orphaned native mammals. Our volunteers work tirelessly to offer every animal a compassionate path to recovery and release.
Through heartfelt outreach and hands-on education programs, we help the community understand local wildlife and the importance of peaceful coexistence. Together, we’re fostering a more compassionate approach to conservation in Lancaster County.
We're here to help both wildlife and our community. If you have questions about a wild animal in need, our rehabilitation services, or educational programs, please don't hesitate to contact us. Our caring volunteers are ready to support you and provide guidance. Your trust means a lot to us, and together we can make a difference for Pennsylvania's native wildlife.
2100 Stone Mill Road, Lancaster, PA, USA
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