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About Us
About CWWH
Central Washington Wildlife Hospital is a 501(c)(3) non-profit providing wildlife rehabilitation services primarily to the North Central region of Washington State. We are committed to see through our vision to maintain the integrity of individual wildlife in need and ultimately restore the native populations of Pacific Northwest wildlife. CWWH also aims to educate the general public on how to best coexist with native wildlife.
Our staff currently consists of our two founders, both coming from a background in wildlife ecology, experience in wildlife rehabilitation and working in a veterinary setting.
Our Mission
Our mission is to be active participants in ecological preservation by rehabilitating injured and orphaned wildlife and releasing thriving individuals back to their native habitats. Additionally, we are committed to educating the community about the wonders of our native fauna and how to properly coexist with such wildlife.
Wildlife Care
Our services are provided by a team of dedicated professionals including:
- Licensed Wildlife Rehabilitator
- Licensed Veterinarian
- Wildlife Care Volunteers
Board of directors
Rylie Chabot
Gloria Taylor
Rylie Chabot
Co-Founder
Rylie started volunteering with wildlife in 2015. She has been permitted to rehabilitate wildlife in Washington State for several years now, and is excited to finally be offering rehab to a region in great need of the service. Rylie has always had a passion for wildlife conservation, which led her to receiving an interdisciplin
Co-Founder
Rylie started volunteering with wildlife in 2015. She has been permitted to rehabilitate wildlife in Washington State for several years now, and is excited to finally be offering rehab to a region in great need of the service. Rylie has always had a passion for wildlife conservation, which led her to receiving an interdisciplinary degree focusing on Animal Husbandry and Wildlife Ecology.
Allison Ilg
Gloria Taylor
Rylie Chabot
Co-Founder
Allison entered the Wildlife Rehabilitation field in 2017 and continued her career with animals with Washington Fish and Wildlife and then as a Veterinary Assistant Supervisor at DoveLewis Emergency and Specialty Animal Hospital in Portland, Oregon. She holds a Bachelor’s degree in Biology and Earth and Ocean Sciences from Univ
Co-Founder
Allison entered the Wildlife Rehabilitation field in 2017 and continued her career with animals with Washington Fish and Wildlife and then as a Veterinary Assistant Supervisor at DoveLewis Emergency and Specialty Animal Hospital in Portland, Oregon. She holds a Bachelor’s degree in Biology and Earth and Ocean Sciences from University of Victoria. Growing up with all different kinds of pets, visiting zoos and aquariums, and wanting to spend all her free time exploring the outdoors created a special place in her heart for the stewardship of our ecosystems and their inhabitants.
Gloria Taylor
Gloria Taylor
Gloria Taylor
Director
Gloria comes to us with a background in Operations, Human Resources, and experience as a Board Member for other Non-Profits. Her expertise is bringing teams together, strategizing and doing what it takes to get the job done. Gloria has been involved since the inception of CWWH and continues to support the mission full force.