Sometimes wildlife rescue looks dramatic because it is. This exhausted great blue heron was carefully wrapped in towels during intake to reduce stress and protect those spear-like beaks while we assessed injuries and stabilized them for transport.
Great Blue Heron Wrapped for Rescue Intake Read More »
A close-up view of tiny orphaned opossums huddled together on a soft cloth, showing the delicate early stage of wildlife rescue and rehabilitation.
Orphaned Baby Opossums Awaiting Care at Wildlife Rescue Read More »
A group of tiny, orphaned baby opossums snuggled on a soft cloth after rescue – the first steps toward hope, warmth, and survival.
Orphaned Baby Opossums Receiving Emergency Wildlife Rescue Care Read More »
A young raccoon sits quietly in a rescue crate, glancing out through the ventilation slots. Safe now and receiving the care needed for recovery.
Side View of Injured Juvenile Raccoon in Wildlife Rehabilitation Read More »
A young raccoon rests inside a wildlife rescue crate, receiving food, water, and medical attention – a glimpse into the important work of rehabilitation for injured and orphaned animals.
Rescued Juvenile Raccoon Receiving Care at Wildlife Rehab Read More »
Eyes closed and legs dangling, this newborn raccoon begins its journey to safety, held with care during intake at Ruffled Feathers Sanctuary.
Newborn Raccoon Intake – Wildlife Rescue at Ruffled Feathers Sanctuary, Louisville KY Read More »
This baby gosling, recently rescued and still uncertain of its surroundings, finds warmth and safety in the hands of a caregiver.
Gosling Intake and Comfort – Wildlife Rescue at Ruffled Feathers Sanctuary Read More »
This impossibly small shrew, curled in the palm of a hand, reminds us that even the most overlooked creatures deserve protection and care.
Curled-Up Shrew in Hand – Fragile Wildlife Rescue at RFPSInc Read More »
This newborn raccoon is cradled with care, moments after intake. Small, scared, and separated from its mother—but now safe, warm, and not alone.
Newborn Raccoon in Hand – Intake and Comfort at Ruffled Feathers Sanctuary Read More »
This delicate little shrew was found alone and vulnerable before being safely brought to Ruffled Feathers Sanctuary for assessment and care.
Rescued Shrew at Intake – Wildlife Rehabilitation at Ruffled Feathers Sanctuary Read More »
A tiny, vulnerable newborn raccoon begins its journey to recovery after intake at Ruffled Feathers Sanctuary, barely old enough to move but full of potential.
Newborn Raccoon at Intake – Wildlife Rescue Begins at Ruffled Feathers Sanctuary Read More »
A vibrant scene capturing the wildlife triage in action at Ruffled Feathers Sanctuary, showcasing nature’s beauty.
Wide angle view of wildlife triage at Ruffled Feathers Sanctuary Read More »
