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Sep 3rd, 2026
Healing Their Wings: One Red-Tailed Hawk's Journey Back to the Skies
The story below was presented at Toto's Gala: Together for Good at Monona Terrace on March 20, 2026. This hawk remains in rehabilitation as of September 1. We will update the story as they progress.
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Jan 12th, 2024
Wildlife Center Staff Saves Snake: A Special Serpentine Story
An adult Common Garter Snake was admitted to DCHS's Wildlife Center with a fish hook embedded in its side. Read how staff worked to save this snake.
Jan 12th, 2024
Risks of Rodenticides in Raptors and Other Wildlife
Rodenticides and wildlife – potent toxins used for a deadly purpose that can lead to lethal consequences for non-target animals. Read about how they affect various species.
Jan 11th, 2024
If You Find a Bat in Your House
Do you know what to do if you find a bat in your house? DCHS's Wildlife Center shares what steps to take and offers tips to prevent exposure to keep you, your pet, and the bats safe.
Dec 29th, 2023
Unique Fox Species Admitted to DCHS's Wildlife Center
A unique animal was admitted to DCHS's Wildlife Center in October – a juvenile Gray Fox showing neurologic symptoms. Rehabilitators were cautiously optimistic, hoping it wasn't distemper.
Nov 28th, 2023
Special Species Update: Teddy the Domestic Fox
DCHS's Wildlife Center shares an update about Teddy the domestic fox.
Nov 6th, 2023
DCHS's Wildlife Center Updates: Unique Wildlife Species
Mammal, reptile, and waterfowl admissions have increased since early October, in addition to various bird species. Read about some of our avian patients who were released in time for fall migration.