Wildlife rehab in Minnesota, as in many states, occurs in both home-based and institutional settings. What follows are brief recaps of insights gleaned from in-depth interviews with two leading figures in Minnesota rehabbing. The first recap is derived from a recorded conversation with Peggy Naylor, former director of Wildwoods Rehabilitation in Duluth. Wildwoods is a general class facility and does not accept threatened or endangered species. The second recap is derived from a recorded conversation with Phil Jenni, director of special projects for the Wildlife Rehabilitation Center of Minnesota (WRC) in Roseville. The WRC is a master class facility and accepts threatened and endangered species.