texas law
Texas Administrative Code, Title 31, Part 2, Chapter 65: Wildlife
Permits from the Texas Parks and Wildlife Department are required for a person to possess, display, care for, propagate, collect, transport, or sell certain protected wildlife species. These include permits for: exotic snakes, fur bearing animals (beavers, raccoons, etc.), falcons and other raptors, bobcats, nongame wildlife, white tailed deer, alligators, endangered species, and more.
wildlife rehabilitators
BAT WORLD
Texas Metro Wildlife Rehabilitators
Texas Metro Wildlife Rehabilitators
If you find a bat, please locate a bat rehabilitator through their website.
Texas Metro Wildlife Rehabilitators
Texas Metro Wildlife Rehabilitators
Texas Metro Wildlife Rehabilitators
If you find an injured or orphaned small mammal such as a cottentail, squirrel, raccoon, or opossum please contact a licensed rehabilitator through their website.
Rogers Wildlife Rehabilitation
Texas Metro Wildlife Rehabilitators
Rogers Wildlife Rehabilitation
If you find an injured or orphaned wild bird please contact Rodgers Wildlife so that a licensed rehabilitator can care for the animal.