Rehabilitation centre for the care of sick, injured or abandoned wildlife protected animals.
A sanctuary for protected wild animals is a place intended for the temporary care of sick or injured wild animals and their young that are not yet able to survive in the wild. The central purpose of the refuge is thus to help wild animals, to treat them humanely in times of distress and to allow them to return to their natural environment in the shortest possible time.
The central centre for accommodation, care and treatment of protected and wild animals is located in Muta and, in order to ensure peace and optimal living conditions for the animals, is closed to visitors. Annually, we care for 500 to 1000 animals in our shelter.
The sanctuary operates within the framework of the Environment Agency of the Republic of Slovenia, and the minimum standards for the protection of wild animals are regulated by the Decree on the Sanctuary for Wild Animals and the Decree on the Living Conditions and Care of Wild Animals in Captivity.
The sanctuary for wildlife protected animals is intended for the temporary care of large and small mammals, birds, amphibians, reptiles and aquatic animals.
In the Sanctuary for Protected Wildlife, we perform the following tasks:
We transport animals mainly for larger and dangerous animals, the transport of non-dangerous animals to the shelter is usually provided by the finder.
The shelter maintains the following data on animals: animal species, biological and other characteristics of the animal, place of removal from the wild and reason, date of admission, health status of the animal, prescribed therapy and method of release of the animal from the shelter.
Depending on the health status of the animal, it is placed in an intensive care box, a cage or a flyover.
The care of animals in the shelter depends on the type of animal and the state of health the animal is in when it is admitted to the shelter, but it must not last more than three months.
Animals of native species that have acquired the ability to live independently in nature after temporary care in our shelter are immediately returned to their natural environment. Animals that are not able to live in the wild find their home with us or are handed over to an experienced and responsible caretaker (except for owls and raptors). For animals that we cannot help, we choose euthanasia.
Are you a lover of nature and all living things? Is our work close to you? Support us and become our animal partner. You can show your support as a donor or sponsor of the Sanctuary for protected wildlife.
All funds received will be used exclusively for the care of animals in our shelter.
Can't find the answer to your veterinary dilemma? Write to us and we will be happy to help you.
We are open for you every weekday between 8 a.m. and 4 p.m., and on Saturdays from 8 a.m. to 12 p.m.
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Glavni trg 7, 2366 Muta, Slovenia
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Clinic/Asylum: (02) 876 12 85 (we are available during office hours)
Shelter for wild animals: +386 31 813 097
Emergency veterinary assistance: +386 41 518 939
Mon - Fri: 8:00 am to 4:00 p. m.
Saturday: 8:00 a.m. to 12:00 p. m.
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Can't find the answer to your veterinary dilemma? Write to us and we will be happy to help you.
We are open for you every weekday between 8 a.m. and 4 p.m., and on Saturdays from 8 a.m. to 12 p.m.
Glavni trg 7, 2366 Muta, Slovenia
Navigation
Clinic/Asylum: (02) 876 12 85 (we are available during office hours)
Asylum: +386 31 813 097
Emergency veterinary assistance: +386 41 518 939
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Dear animal finders!
We appreciate your concern for animal welfare. Our sanctuary is dedicated to helping and caring for wild protected animals. Unfortunately, we are limited in terms of space and personnel, so we kindly ask you to contact the relevant hunting family: for the protection of the following types of game animals: red deer, fallow deer, roe deer, chamois, alpine ibex, mouflon, wild boar, field hare, alpine marmot, common vole, beaver, muskrat, fox, raccoon dog, golden marten, white marten, badger, field partridge, pheasant, jay, magpie and grey crow.
Thank you for your understanding,
Vet Golob team