We help wild animals and the people who care about them

Did you find a wild animal that needs help? Text us at (615) 266-5701.

We return texts, voicemails, and emails as quickly as we can, but don’t wait! Find a licensed rehabber by visiting the TWRA website or Animal Help Now.

In memory of Donut

We are heartbroken to announce the passing of one of the most special souls we have ever had the privilege of knowing.

Donut came to Harmony Wildlife in November 2024 after being struck by a car. His recovery was slow and steady, and somewhere along the way, he chose to stay. We were the lucky ones, and we will never take that time for granted.

Donut was everything you could hope for in an ambassador: patient, gentle, incredibly tolerant, and a sweet, resilient soul who was simply happy to be here. His one eye only made him more unforgettable.

He helped people see Virginia opossums in a whole new light, and countless visitors walked away with a newfound appreciation for North America’s only native marsupial.

Our hearts are broken. There will never be another opossum quite like Donut, but his impact will live on in every life he touched.

Harmony Wildlife Receives $8,000 from Animal Welfare Fund at Community Foundation of Middle Tennessee

Learn how CFMT's grant helps Tennessee native wildlife

Nfocus spotlights Nashville's animal-centric nonprofits

Thank you, Nfocus, for highlighting Harmony Wildlife's work in the March 2026 issue! We are honored to be included in this magazine article showcasing some of the amazing nonprofit organizations in the Nashville area.

Read the article

See our work in action

Baby Owl's First Cicada

We love baby skunks

A box of opossums

Our little bobkitten

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2025 Shirt Design Drop

Local artist extraordinaire Caroline Harwood created a limited-edition design to celebrate the successful release of our favorite Great Horned Owl. If you're in the Nashville area and would like to buy a locally printed shirt we are selling them for $25. These shirts are available for local pick up.

If you're not local, you can place an order via Bonfire. (Bonfire offers additional styles and colors, too.)

Check out designs from previous years here.

Did you know?

It’s against Tennessee State Law to keep wild animals, even if you plan to release them. This includes squirrels, skunks, and raccoons, too. You are allowed to transport injured or orphaned animals to a licensed rehab.