Southwest Wildlife Conservation Center of Scottsdale, Arizona is dedicated to rescuing, rehabilitating, and releasing injured, displaced, and orphaned wildlife. Established in 1994, SWCC provides a safe haven for native wild animals that have lost their homes to development or are found injured, orphaned, or abandoned. The center focuses on rehabilitating animals whenever possible, releasing them back into the wild where they belong.

For those animals that cannot survive in the wild, Southwest Wildlife offers a sanctuary where they can live out their lives in a natural setting. The center is particularly proud of its work in the recovery of the endangered Mexican gray wolf. Southwest Wildlife also prioritizes wildlife education, aiming to inspire people to learn about and respect wildlife while conserving its habitat.

As a nonprofit organization, Southwest Wildlife relies on donations and offers various ways for individuals to contribute, including monthly giving and animal sponsorship programs. With a vision to inspire conservation, Southwest Wildlife Conservation Center is committed to protecting and preserving our native wildlife and ecosystems