The Alabama Wildlife Center is only 30 minutes from Birmingham & offers rehabilitative care for injured wildlife including raptors, eagles & owls! Such an AMAZING place to visit! 🦉 #gdayfromtheusa #wildlife #alabamawildlife Alabama Wildlife Center #oakmountainstatepark | G'DAY from the USA

🚗✨ Big news, Alabama! ✨🐦 We’re thrilled to announce Alabama’s FIRST-ever Wildlife Rehabilitation License Plate!Every tag purchased directly supports the rescue, rehabilitation, and release of injured and orphaned wildlife across our state. From tiny songbirds to powerful raptors, your drive can give birds a second chance at life. 💚But here’s the catch: we need 1,000 supporters to sign up by May 2026 to bring this plate to the road. 🌿 Together, we can make history for Alabama’s wildlife. 👉 T

🌿✨ What a day to celebrate success stories! Our team recently released 7 rehabilitated birds back into their natural habitats, including barred owls and a stunning red-shouldered hawk. Each of these birds came to us in need of care, and today, they’re flying free once again. 🦉🦅💫 Watch the highlights and join us in celebrating this victory for wildlife and the dedication of our amazing team and volunteers! Every release is a reminder of why we do what we do. 🌳💚 📽️ Check out the video and l

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🦅 A huge thank you to Brady Talbert and WBRC 6 News for shining a spotlight on the important work we do at the Alabama Wildlife Center to help injured birds in need, especially during the busy migration season! 🏥🕊️ From accidents to environmental challenges, these birds face so much on their journey, and our team is dedicated to providing the care they need to heal and fly again. Thanks to WBRC’s coverage, more people can see why protecting our feathered friends year-round matters. 💙 Check o

Alabama Wildlife Center unveils license plate dedicated to wildlife rehabilitation