A Wildlife Centre is a facility dedicated to the care and rehabilitation of injured, sick, or orphaned animals. These centers often focus on native species, providing medical treatment and a safe environment until the animals can be released back into their natural habitats. They also play a crucial role in wildlife conservation and education. Many Wildlife Centres offer educational programs for the public, teaching about local ecosystems and the importance of protecting wildlife. Visitors can often observe animals up close and learn about the efforts to preserve species and their habitats. Some centers may also participate in research and breeding programs to support endangered species.