If you have ever wondered why we tell people not to corner a goose, this is your answer. Canada geese are smart, protective, and absolutely convinced they own every patch of ice they stand on.
Canada Goose Defensive Display in Winter Industrial Yard Read More »
This little face is usually what changes people’s minds about opossums. They are quiet, harmless animals that spend most of their lives cleaning up nature’s mess and trying to avoid ours.
Young Virginia Opossum Sitting in Grass at Sunrise Read More »
Healthy opossums belong exactly where this little one is, out in the woods doing opossum things and minding its own business. After rehab, release days are always our favorite part of the job.
Virginia Opossum Exploring Forest Habitat at Sunset Read More »
This cover wraps up Episode 08 of Little Hill Fox and the Heron with a clear reminder to subscribe and visit RFPSINC.com. Subtle? No. Useful? Absolutely.
Little Hill Fox and the Heron Episode 08 Cover Photo Read More »
Another chapter in the Little Hill Fox story, because one small fox can still carry a big reminder: slow down, pay attention, and help when help is needed.
Little Hill Fox & The Hero 06 Series Cover Graphic Read More »
A young fox, a rescue story, and one more reminder that compassion still has work to do. Good, because so do we.
Little Hill Fox & The Hero 05 Video Cover Graphic Read More »
Some rescue stories are not about dramatic moments. They are about quiet trust built one careful step at a time between frightened wildlife and the humans trying to help them survive.
The Little Hill Fox & The Hero 04 Short Video Cover Graphic Read More »
Some rescue stories stay with you long after the camera stops rolling. Little Hill Fox and the Hero feels like one of those quiet reminders that compassion still matters, even in the middle of hard days.
Little Hill Fox and the Hero 03 YouTube Short End Screen Read More »
A peaceful moment that looks perfect on the surface, but real wildlife doesn’t mix like this in the wild. Still, it’s a good reminder how many species need help during baby season.
Mixed Wildlife Babies by Creekside Log Habitat Read More »
Installing chimney caps is one of the simplest ways to prevent raccoons and other wildlife from entering homes. We recommend this step often after raccoon rescues from chimneys.
Chimney Cap Installation On Residential Roof Wildlife Prevention Image Read More »
From tiny pink newborn to curious masked explorer, this lineup shows just how quickly baby raccoons grow. We see this progression every spring during wildlife baby season.
Baby Raccoon Growth Stages From Newborn to Juvenile Read More »
We see setups like this fairly often, someone trying to help an animal with the best intentions, but cardboard and blankets outdoors can create more problems than they solve.
Improvised Outdoor Shelter Box at Base of Tree Read More »
A fluffy duckling stands alert in soft natural light, capturing the fragile beauty of young wildlife during the early days of life.
Fluffy Duckling Standing On Pavement In Soft Natural Light Read More »
That raised wing posture is not for show. When a goose does this, you’re already too close.
Protective Goose with Goslings, Wildlife Behavior Illustration Read More »
Two young goslings tucked in close at the edge of the water. This is the stage where everything can go wrong if people get too close.
Goslings Resting Along Lakeshore at Water’s Edge Read More »
A tiny duckling pauses on a quiet path, soaking in the world one cautious step at a time. Moments like this remind us how fragile young wildlife really is.
Fluffy Duckling Standing on Forest Path Portrait Read More »
Looks gentle and controlled, but real wildlife care is a lot less polished than this.
Baby Opossum in Gloved Hand Conceptual Image Read More »
A peaceful image, but not a real rescue moment. Art can inspire, but real wildlife care looks very different.
Dove in Hands Conceptual Wildlife Image Read More »
Well intentioned, but not needed. Most baby rabbits are taken when they should have been left alone.
Baby Rabbits in Box with Towel and Greens Read More »
This is one of the most common mistakes we see. Healthy baby rabbits removed when they never needed help.
Multiple Baby Rabbits in Improper Intake Setup Read More »
