For licensed wildlife rehabilitators. This page is intended for permitted rehabbers and volunteers working under supervision. Nothing here replaces veterinary care, your permit conditions, or state and federal regulations. If you are a member of the public who has found an animal, please use our triage guide instead.
Rehabber resources
A place to share what we have learned caring for native Virginia reptiles and amphibians. General references live on this page. An access-controlled library of detailed medical protocols, dosing references, and intake forms is in the works and will be added here soon.
General references
- Virginia field guide — identification, conservation status, and habitat notes for native turtles, snakes, frogs, and salamanders.
- Public triage guide — what we tell finders to do, so your intake calls start from the same page.
Guides & whitepapers
Practical guides and papers we've written from our own rehabilitation work, free to read and share.
Suggested supplies
Products we use and recommend for reptile and amphibian rehabilitation, organized by purpose.
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