Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife (WDFW) enforcement officers responds to public safety issues such as dangerous wildlife encounters, natural disasters, and general law enforcement calls for service. Website offers information on wildlife rehabilitation and a locator tool to contact local rehabilitators if injured wildlife is found.

Wildlife Reporting offered by Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife

Responds to public safety issues such as dangerous wildlife encounters, natural disasters, and general law enforcement calls for service. Website offers information on wildlife rehabilitation and a locator tool to contact local rehabilitators if injured wildlife is found.

Programs that provide physical examinations, dental care or treatment services for animals who are ill, injured or otherwise in need of care.

Sick Animal Care

Programs that provide a mechanism for the public to report sightings of potentially dangerous animals such as bears and mountain lions, either in urban areas or close to commonly-used public trails; and/or which issue bulletins to notify the public that such sightings or actual attacks have occurred and advise the public to take suitable precautions.

Wildlife Warnings

Programs that provide a hotline, website or other mechanisms that the public can use to anonymously report information about the activities of people who are hunting, trapping or fishing out of season or otherwise threatening wildlife that is protected.

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