Wildlife Rehabilitation MD

06/02/2026

The Wild Neighbors Database Project's Executive Director, Rachel Avilla, is actively working as part of the ongoing oiled wildlife response in the LA area with fellow members of the Oiled Wildlife Care Network. Rachel is serving as data coordinator for OWRMD, the database used for logging and tracking patient data, to ensure unified data and to support recovery, care, and rehabilitation efforts. We are incredibly grateful for the dedication of this community.

06/01/2026

We are a proud member of the Oiled Wildlife Care Network (OWCN), a statewide network of organizations committed to providing the best capture and care for oil-affected wildlife in California.

Throughout the year, members of our team participate in specialized OWCN trainings and preparedness exercises, building and maintaining the skills and experience needed to respond when wildlife needs us most.

That commitment to preparedness is being put into action during the ongoing oiled wildlife response efforts in the Los Angeles area, where trained OWCN responders from our organization have joined fellow responders from across the state to support wildlife recovery, care, and rehabilitation efforts.

We stand alongside our fellow member organizations in this collaborative effort and grateful for the dedication of the teams making this work possible.

05/28/2026

We owe you an apology for the recent WRMD slowdowns; and we believe the issue has been resolved! Thank you for your patience while we worked through it.

We’ve also rolled out some new WRMD features along the way. Read more at the link below!

We Owe You An Apology The past few weeks have been rough. WRMD has been slow, sometimes painfully so, and we know that has made your work harder at exactly the times you needed it to be easier. For every page that took too long to load while you had an animal on the table, for every form that froz

04/22/2026

04/14/2026

"Where are my reports?" We've addressed this common question in this quick clip.

04/08/2026

Keeping your data accurate is essential for strong reporting and patient tracking.

Be sure to regularly review and resolve any Unrecognized Patients in your account. Simply navigate to Maintenance and then Unrecognized Patients to make corrections.

03/26/2026

A quick reminder to help keep your record keeping and reporting accurate!

02/27/2026

The The Wild Neighbors Database Project team is representing at the National Wildlife Rehabilitators Association conference in Baton Rouge, Louisiana this week. We are thrilled to be meeting so many WRMD users and getting your feedback. Please come visit us if you are attending!