Forty years ago, in 1986, Dr. Kathleen Ramsay founded a wildlife center that she called Las Aves. Eventually we became New Mexico Wildlife Center, and now we invite you to join us in celebrating our 40th anniversary! Over the next several months, we will run a series of interviews and insights from the “originals” – […]
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New Mexico Wildlife Center (NMWC) is proud to have been awarded a $10,000 grant made possible through a Donor-Advised Fund of the Foxwynd Foundation to support and expand the operation of NMWC’s wildlife hospital. Admitting more than 1,000 wildlife patients of 160 different species in 2025, NMWC’s capacity to aid injured, diseased, or orphaned wildlife […]
New Mexico Wildlife Center is pleased to announce an upcoming addition to our hospital facility, thanks to a generous grant from the Foxwynd Foundation. Wildlife rehabilitators treat all kinds of conditions and injuries, from broken bones to parasites to large-scale outbreaks of disease. Many of our patients arrive with conditions that can be spread to […]
