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Texas Hill Country response

Help begins with the right call.

Use this guide to understand our primary response area, referral coordination, and what information to gather before contacting a rehabilitator.

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Primary response area

Buck Wild Rescue focuses on wildlife emergencies in the Texas Hill Country. Availability depends on species, space, transport, and current caseload.

  • Photograph the animal from a safe distance
  • Save the exact location
  • Note visible injuries and how long it has been there
  • Keep children and pets away

Referral coordination

Even when a rescue is outside the primary response area, the right first step is to contact a licensed rehabilitator or wildlife authority near the animal.

Use the wildlife emergency guide →

Do not place yourself at risk

For traffic hazards, fire, flooding, power lines, large predators, bats, venomous animals, or aggressive wildlife, contact the appropriate emergency or wildlife authority.

Human safety comes first.

Availability varies by species, current capacity, transport, and the urgency of each case.

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