Wildlife Rehabilitation Grants
Colorado Parks and Wildlife funds projects for licensed wildlife rehabilitators to support animal care, facility upgrades, education, and staff training that directly benefit wildlife recovery in Colorado.
Funder: Colorado Parks and Wildlife
Due Dates (Anticipated): November 2026 (projected)
Funding Amounts: $1,000 minimum per grant; $32,000 awarded in 2024; no match required; annual total and typical range varies
Summary: Supports licensed Colorado wildlife rehabilitation projects, including facility upgrades, animal care, education, and staff training.
Key Information: Applicants must hold a valid Colorado wildlife rehabilitation license; funds limited to licensed species and activities.
Description
Colorado Parks and Wildlife offers annual Wildlife Rehabilitation Grants to support efforts that aid the rehabilitation of wildlife across Colorado. The program funds a wide range of projects, including providing food for animals at rehabilitation facilities, facility repairs or upgrades, construction of new facilities, medical expenses, public education and outreach, staff training, and other related needs. All funds must be used for species authorized under the applicant's current wildlife rehabilitation license, ensuring resources directly support licensed rehabilitation activities that benefit wildlife health and recovery.
