Wildlife Rehabilitation Centers are facilities dedicated to the care and recovery of injured, sick, or orphaned wild animals. These centers provide medical treatment, food, and shelter to help animals regain their health and prepare for release back into their natural habitats. Trained staff and volunteers often work together to ensure the animals receive the best possible care. In addition to rehabilitation, these centers also focus on education and conservation. They often offer programs to teach the public about local wildlife, the importance of protecting natural habitats, and how to coexist with animals. This helps raise awareness and support for wildlife preservation efforts.