Fence Head Foxy Standard Video Cover
Foxy may have been found in a fence, but this cover gives her the soft landing every wild animal deserves.
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Emergency Wildlife Rescue Transport Box Prepared for Baby Opossums
Sometimes wildlife rescue starts with nothing more than a cardboard box, a soft blanket, and somebody deciding to stop and help. We have received countless orphaned babies this exact way over the years.
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Orphaned Baby Virginia Opossums in Wildlife Rehabilitation Care
These two tiny opossums fit in the palm of one hand, but caring for them takes around-the-clock rehab work. Wildlife babies this small need warmth, hydration, proper nutrition, and a whole lot of patience.
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Baby Virginia Opossum During Wildlife Intake Exam
One of the smallest patients we see can still take a huge amount of care. Wildlife rehab is not glamorous work, it is gloves, formula schedules, sleepless nights, and hoping the tiny ones decide to fight.
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Mother Virginia Opossum Carrying Babies Through Backyard at Dusk
If you have ever seen a mother opossum carrying a whole daycare center on her back, congratulations, you witnessed one of the hardest working moms in wildlife. These little hitchhikers stay with mom until they are big enough to survive on their own, and she does not get many coffee breaks
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Baby Virginia Opossum Wrapped in Rescue Blanket
One of the smallest patients we ever hold is often the loudest once feeding time rolls around. This little opossum was resting safely after intake, warm and tucked in like a burrito while recovering from the stress of rescue.
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Wildlife Rescuer Resting After Intake Call
Wildlife rescue is exhausting in ways most people never see. After the calls, the driving, the stress, and the uncertainty, sometimes all you can do is sit down for a minute and breathe.
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Great Blue Heron Rescue Location Text Exchange
Wildlife rescue calls rarely happen in convenient places. This rescue involved tracking down an injured great blue heron at the bottom of an apartment complex hill while coordinating location details through text messages.
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Sleeping Baby Raccoon Wrapped In Blanket During Rescue Care
This little one was safely secured and kept warm during transport, exactly how we handle orphaned raccoon babies in the field. Keeping them warm and quiet is always the first priority.
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Baby Raccoon Rescue Intake Portrait Wrapped in Towel
Baby Raccoon Rescue Intake Portrait Wrapped in Towel
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Two Juvenile Eastern Gray Squirrels In Intake Recovery Bin
These two youngsters wasted no time finding a warm place to settle. Towels and quiet space go a long way toward calming frightened babies.
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Two Juvenile Eastern Gray Squirrels In Intake Recovery Bin
These two youngsters wasted no time finding a warm place to settle. Towels and quiet space go a long way toward calming frightened babies.
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Juvenile Eastern Gray Squirrels Resting In Intake Setup
Two young squirrels settling into their intake space after arrival. Those first quiet moments help bring their stress levels down.
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Juvenile Eastern Gray Squirrels Settling Into Intake Bin
Two young squirrels beginning to settle into their temporary intake space. Towels and quiet spaces make all the difference during those first stressful hours.
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Eastern Gray Squirrel Juvenile Secure Intake Hold
Another tiny squirrel safely in hand during intake. These early moments are where calm handling makes the difference between panic and stability.
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Eastern Gray Squirrel Juvenile Intake Hold
A young squirrel safely secured during intake, one of many moments where calm hands make all the difference. Wildlife rescue starts with safe handling and steady nerves.
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Bird Release Symbolism with Nest and Feathers at Sunset
Letting go is part of the work. Whether it’s release or loss, every bird leaves an imprint.
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Rock Pigeon Intake Portrait in Quarantine Box
This little pigeon came in contained and watchful, a common posture we see during intake. Stress is high those first few hours, so we keep things quiet and simple.
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Small Bat Intake and Initial Assessment
Tiny, fragile, and usually in trouble by the time they reach us. Bats require careful handling from the very first moment.
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Raccoon Kit Medical Feeding During Rehabilitation
This is the level of care wildlife rehab actually takes. Every feeding, every detail, done right or they do not make it.
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