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Welcome to WildNite for Wildlife 2024

This important fundraising event generates critical funds to operate our Wildlife Hospital, which admitted more than 8,400+ animals in 2023.

Join us this year at the Columbus Zoo and Aquarium on April 18th at 5:30 p.m. for an evening of engagement with our organization's leaders and native wildlife. The evening will include entertainment, silent and live auctions and a fun VIP photo opportunity. We will share stories of care and concern for Ohio's native wildlife with a focus on how our powerful partnerships contribute to the success of our mission! We will showcase how your support allows Ohio Wildlife Center to offer this vital service to our community.

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About Ohio Wildlife Center

Ohio Wildlife Center is dedicated to fostering awareness and appreciation of Ohio's native wildlife through rehabilitation, education, and wildlife health studies. Founded in 1984, the Center operates the largest, donor supported Wildlife Hospital in the state. Ohio Wildlife Center does not receive any state, county, or federal government funding for operations and relies on private donations to provide services to the community.

Powerful Partners

Marion and Richland Correctional Institutions each helped care for 300 animals in 2023
140+ rabbits were cared for by COSI with a nearly 100% success rate
Columbus and Franklin County Metro Parks were a great release location for many species including mink, mallards, opossums, eastern grey squirrels and American red squirrels
More than 25 students from Otterbein University were involved with scientific studies and enrichment at Ohio Wildlife Center
The Ohio State University students preform important research along with providing resources and veterinary care