Wildlife Rehabilitation Intake & Treatment Database

Professional Wildlife Rehabilitation Database & Intake Management

Wildlife rehabilitation centers, veterinary clinics, and conservation organizations need a reliable system to track injured and orphaned wildlife from initial intake through release. This Wildlife Rehabilitation Intake & Treatment Database template provides a complete solution for documenting patient information, treatment protocols, daily care records, and release tracking—all in one centralized, digital platform.

Streamline Wildlife Patient Management

Whether you're running a dedicated wildlife rehabilitation facility, a veterinary practice that handles wildlife cases, or a conservation nonprofit coordinating rescue efforts, this template helps you maintain detailed records for every animal in your care. Capture essential intake information including species identification, injury assessment, rescue location, and initial condition. Track treatment protocols, medication schedules, feeding plans, and daily progress notes throughout the rehabilitation process. Document release criteria, location coordinates, and post-release monitoring to measure conservation outcomes.

Built for Wildlife Professionals & Conservation Teams

This template is designed for wildlife rehabilitators, veterinarians, wildlife biologists, conservation officers, animal rescue coordinators, and nonprofit organizations working in wildlife care and conservation. The form structure follows best practices for wildlife rehabilitation documentation while remaining flexible enough to accommodate different species, injury types, and facility protocols.

The database captures critical information including:

• Intake Documentation: Species, age class, sex, weight, body condition score, rescue circumstances, and finder contact information
• Injury & Health Assessment: Primary and secondary diagnoses, injuries, parasites, disease signs, and initial treatment priorities
• Treatment Protocols: Medications, dosages, frequencies, fluid therapy, wound care, physical therapy, and special care instructions
• Daily Care Records: Feeding schedules, weight tracking, behavioral observations, treatment updates, and progress milestones
• Release Planning: Release criteria, conditioning progress, flight or mobility testing, and suitable release site selection
• Conservation Data: Species demographics, injury trends, mortality causes, and rehabilitation success rates for conservation reporting

Replace Spreadsheets & Paper Records with Paperform

Many wildlife rehabilitation facilities still rely on handwritten intake forms, scattered spreadsheets, and disconnected filing systems that make it difficult to track patient progress or analyze conservation trends. This Paperform template centralizes all your wildlife data in one searchable, organized system that your entire team can access.

With Paperform's conditional logic, the form adapts based on species type, injury category, and patient status—showing only relevant fields for each case. This means faster data entry, fewer errors, and more time focusing on animal care rather than paperwork.

Automate Workflows with Stepper

Connect this template to Stepper (stepper.io) to automate your wildlife rehabilitation workflows. When a new animal is admitted, automatically send intake notifications to your veterinary team, create treatment tracking tasks, schedule medication reminders, and update your case management system. As animals progress through rehabilitation stages, trigger notifications for release preparation, update conservation databases, and generate outcome reports for grant funders or regulatory agencies.

Stepper can help you:

• Route intake alerts to on-call veterinarians and rehabilitation staff
• Create treatment schedules and medication reminders in your calendar
• Update inventory systems when medical supplies are used
• Generate weekly progress reports for your team or board
• Submit required reporting data to wildlife agencies
• Track volunteer hours and care activities

Integration with Conservation & Veterinary Tools

Paperform integrates seamlessly with the tools wildlife professionals already use. Send intake data to Google Sheets or Airtable for analysis, connect to Slack for team notifications, sync with veterinary practice management software, or push conservation data to research databases. Use webhooks to connect with specialized wildlife tracking systems or create custom reporting dashboards.

Secure, Compliant Wildlife Data Management

Wildlife rehabilitation data often includes sensitive location information for protected species, endangered populations, and release sites. Paperform is SOC 2 Type II certified with robust security controls, role-based permissions, and data residency options to protect sensitive conservation information. Set up team access so volunteers can submit intake observations while only licensed rehabilitators can access medical records and release locations.

Trusted by Conservation Organizations Worldwide

Over 500,000 teams trust Paperform for professional data collection and workflow automation. This wildlife rehabilitation template combines Paperform's flexible form building with purpose-built fields for conservation work, creating a complete database solution without requiring custom development or expensive specialized software.

Whether you're documenting songbird intakes, tracking raptor rehabilitation, managing marine mammal rescues, or coordinating large-scale wildlife emergency response, this template provides the structure and flexibility you need to deliver excellent patient care while contributing valuable data to conservation efforts.

Get Started in Minutes

Simply customize the template with your facility's specific species, treatment protocols, and reporting requirements. Add your logo, adjust field labels to match your terminology, and set up integrations with your existing tools. Your wildlife rehabilitation database will be ready to start accepting intake records immediately, helping you provide better care and stronger conservation outcomes.