Maryland Based Wildlife Rehabilitators
Find a Maryland Wildlife Rehabilitator in your area from MD Department of Natural Resources listing
Virginia Based Wildlife Rehabilitators
Find a Virginia Wildlife Rehabilitator in your area from VA Department of Wildlife Resources listing
Second Chance Wildlife Center
Second Chance takes in orphaned, injured, and sick Maryland native wild animals. They do not deal with domestic and non-native species. They also do not adopt out any of their charges to the general public. If you find a wild animal in need of assistance contact them.
Phoenix Wildlife Center
Founded in 1992, the Phoenix Wildlife Center is a 501(c)3 tax exempt, non-profit organization dedicated to the rehabilitation and return to the wild of native birds, mammals, and reptiles and to the education of the public on wildlife issues.
Mid-Atlantic Turtle & Tortoise Society
If you are looking for a companion who is hard on the outside but lovable on the inside why not consider a turtle or tortoises? There are always animals up for adoption at MATTS. They also take in a limited number of animals. Check out these armored survivors.
Rude Ranch Animal Rescue
If you are interested in a cat, there are many feline shelters out there. One of which is Rude Ranch, a non-profit no kill shelter dedicated to saving abandoned, neglected, and abused animals.
Petfinder
Of course there is also Petfinder.com for a more complete list of shelters from across the nation. They provide a list of available animals cataloged by type.