Dutch Wildlife Health Centre
Wild animals and disease
9:00 AM — 1:00 PM
Tel. 030-2537925
9:00 AM — 5:00 PM
dwhc@uu.nl
How does DWHC work?
The DWHC is the national wildlife disease centre that identifies and investigates diseases among wild animals in the Netherlands, shares the knowledge gained, and advises on potential risks to humans and animals.
Why reporting is important
It is very important that you keep reporting dead wild animals, even if the animals cannot be collected. This helps us to maintain insight into the mortality among wild animals.
Cleaning up dead wild animals
The responsibility of removing dead wild animals does not lie with the DWHC; see here who is responsible for removing dead animals.
DWHC focus species of 2026: wild rabbit and hare
Latest news
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Toxoplasmosis in red squirrels; keep reporting dead red squirrels to the DWHC
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Research into the public health risk posed by raccoon dogs and raccoons to continue in 2016
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The green finch – DWHC focus species in 2016