Statistics were provided courtesy Emily Temte, DCHS's Wildlife Receptionist and Assistant Rehabilitator.




Jul 16, 2023
Summer stats are here! See our bi-annual patient volumes, species, and time of admissions. DCHS’s Wildlife Center hit its peak of patient intake at the end of May!
Statistics were provided courtesy Emily Temte, DCHS's Wildlife Receptionist and Assistant Rehabilitator.
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