Walden's
Puddle provides care and treatment to sick, injured and
orphaned native Tennessee wildlife. We are the only
professionally-staffed wildlife rehabilitation and education
facility in Middle Tennessee. We do not charge for services and
receive no federal or state funding at this time.
We are here to help you help wildlife in trouble. If you suspect an
animal is orphaned, please observe to make sure its mother is not
nearby. If you know the animal is orphaned or if you find an injured
wild animal, call our Wildlife Admissions Line immediately at (615)
299-9938 and LEAVE A MESSAGE. DO NOT E-MAIL.
All Walden's
Puddle releases are in loving memory of Dugan Coughlan
Davis, may her memory be eternal.
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What We Do ... See
How YOU Can Help (Running Time: 27 min.)
U P C O M I N G, C U R R E N T A N
D R E C E N T
E V E N T S
In this free video series on career information, an
animal care specialist and wildlife rehabilitator
explains the job of wildlife rehabilitators. Get
information on wildlife rehabilitator career
qualifications and salary. Learn how to become a
wildlife rehabilitator and why someone might want to get
a job in wildlife rehabilitation.
We are making
every effort to be conscientious about our environment and to
make fiscally correct decisions for Walden's Puddle. We have
decided that we need to move toward email mailings. Please,
when you receive an item in the mail, contact us immediately
to provide us your email address. You may send this email
address to
waldenspuddle@aol.com
