Wildlife in Oregon

Living alongside wildlife can sometimes be difficult for humans. But for wild animals, it can be deadly.

Terri Irwin preserving the wildlife of Oregon

A Lifeline for Wildlife

Terri grew up in Eugene and at age 20, had created her wildlife rehabilitation organisation, Cougar Country. Specialising in rehabilitating and releasing predatory mammals, Terri dedicated her time to preserving the wildlife in Oregon.
Owl wildlife in Oregon

Critical Support

The Irwin Family have been long-time supporters of the Oregon Coast Aquarium, a premier attraction on Oregon’s central coast and an enduring advocate for the health of our ocean. Wildlife Warriors are proud to provide support for their latest project, the construction of a dedicated Marine Wildlife Rehabilitation Centre.
wildlife in Oregon

Lifesaving Work

Oregon Coast Aquarium is the only facility in the state of Oregon authorized to provide critical care to endangered marine animals like sea turtles, northern fur seals and snowy plovers. Treating these animals is a costly exercise, and we’re proud to be contributing to the conservation of North American marine life.
Florest Trees wildlife in Oregon