Centre de Soins

Natur&ëmwelt Centre for Wildlife Care is a Luxembourg-based nonprofit association dedicated to protecting and caring for wild animals. Established in Dudelange in 1988, the centre takes in sick or injured wildlife and orphaned young animals, as well as animals that have been seized or confiscated. Its work also extends to exotic animals, and the organisation provides guidance for people who find an animal in distress.

Animals can be brought directly to the Dudelange centre or left at one of three drop-off stations in Junglinster, Niederfeulen and Clervaux. These stations are accessible 24 hours a day, seven days a week; animals are subsequently transported to Dudelange for care. The centre publishes information and updates, answers frequently asked questions, and offers ways for the public to get involved. Partially subsidised by the Luxembourg state, it relies on donations and community support to continue its work. Supporters can contribute financially, volunteer, become members or visit the organisation’s shop. The centre can be contacted by email or through its emergency telephone number.