Witter Wildlife Refuge - Home - A rehabilitation and release facility located on 80 acres in the mountains of NW Arkansas. Animals include Rabbits, Oppossoms, Red fox, Gray Fox, Raccoons, adult deer “white tail Buck”, Fawns, Hawks, Falcons, Robins, Wrens, Bobcat, Beaver, Coyote, Crows, Screech Owls, Barred owls, Great Horned Owls and waterfowl.

Be sure to check out the new Wildlife Wallpaper section of the site. It can be found on the Free Stuff page. Now actual animals from the Witter Wildlife Refuge can reside on your desktop!

The Witter Wildlife Refuge is a rehabilitation and release facility located on 80 acres in the mountains of NW Arkansas. Its primary purpose is to provide care and rehabilitation services to injured and orphaned wildlife. Rescue services are also provided for animals in a three county area.

Young Falcon The refuge also provides permanent homes for wildlife that cannot be released to the wild as a result of injury, handicaps or government regulations.