Nevada’s Newest Wild Bird Rehabilitation Center

FlyAway Bird Rescue is open to help the ill, injured, and orphaned wild birds in Northern Nevada

Orphaned Baby Barn Owls still with down feathers. “Are You My Mommy?” Photo by Dave Lowe on Unsplash

Introduction

Suzette Feilen (Founder) releasing a duck back into the wild. Photo by Mikel Feilen

Northern Nevada’s New Wild Bird Rehabilitation Organization — State & Federally Permitted

FlyAway serves the communities of Northern Nevada by caring for its ill, injured, and orphaned wild birds.

· Open 24/7/365 days a year to admit birds.

· They receive birds from the general public, Animal Control, Humane Society, and other rescue organizations, Police and Fire departments, local veterinarians, and other state agencies.

· Their medical consultant is Dr. Patti Handle DVM

· Birds are raised and rehabilitated with their goal of eventual release.

· The facility is solely self-funded and appreciates donations to help cover the costs of food, medication, and supplies.

Current Donation Options for the Public: