Wild Heart Ranch
www.4thewild.org Wild Heart Ranch Wildlife Rescue is a nonprofit, state- and federally licensed wildlife rehabilitation facility serving northeastern Oklahoma.
State and Federally licensed wildlife rehabilitation facility accepting all species, all situations of Oklahoma wildlife who need medical and orphan care and release back into the wild when they are ready. Since 1996, we have provided care to Oklahoma’s native wildlife—accepting more than 5,000 orphaned and injured wild animals each year, representing every species and nearly every situation imaginable. If an animal is wild and needs our help, we do everything within our power not to turn it away. Our facility is located on 140 private acres dedicated to wildlife sanctuary and rehabilitation. We do not exhibit the animals in our care. Wild animals are easily stressed, so we work diligently to minimize human contact and unnecessary disruptions, keeping them comfortable while preparing them for their return to nature. Although our facility is private, we share photographs, videos and stories from our cases on Facebook every day. This allows our supporters and followers to see the lives they are helping save and remain connected to the work taking place here. Our mission is made possible by caring individuals who believe wildlife deserves skilled care, compassion and a second chance. Because of your support, animals who have no one else can receive everything they need to heal, grow and return to the wild—where they belong. Thank you for helping us continue this work.
“Because we all suffer the same.”
Annette King
Director, Founder and Head Wildlife Rehabilitator
Wild Heart Ranch Wildlife Rescue
09/22/2026
“Hi!”😊
Duncan running from Katie the other day. He has progressed from having to lean on the wall to move. Getting there!
Doctor Shane helped with the squirrel capture and release last Wednesday. Here’s some of the capture footage. He was so excited to hand catch his first squirrel. 😁
09/22/2026
Such a photogenic family!
This mother opossum arrived injured with the pouch full of embryonic joeys who would have not survived without her. Their lives depended on us saving her life. We did and Mom had lots of help rearing this brood.
It is time for release! We will miss these cuties!💚
09/21/2026
When we lift their hammock, this is how they sleep underneath over the heat pad.🥹
Dr Shane showed up sick for our needy turtles Saturday💚
Watch mom wink at you!🥰
09/20/2026
When you and your buddy have one too many🥴
-Dan
Doctor Shane meets his first hummingbird…and completely geeks out. 😆
Yes, he gets it together and gets serious, but filming these moments are far more fun!
Annette
09/20/2026
Fall squirrels either began early or spring squirrels never stopped. We have every age in care at the moment and all are doing well.
We soft release our fall squirrels after September so they have shelter in case we have any early cold weather. That means they have squirrel boxes in the woods that we visit and load with whole pecans until they are no longer using them.
Annette
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10370 S 4190 Road
Claremore, OK
74017
Opening Hours
| Monday | 9am - 6pm |
| Tuesday | 9am - 6pm |
| Wednesday | 9am - 6pm |
| Thursday | 9am - 6pm |
| Friday | 9am - 6pm |
| Saturday | 9am - 6pm |
| Sunday | 9am - 6pm |