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Apr 8th, 2025
Help Kevin Heal
Kevin is suffering from a dislocated hip and ankle, as well as a broken fibula. We need your help to help him heal.
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Feb 17th, 2025
You Helped These Hungry, Hungry Bobcats Thrive!
Last year’s bobkittens have become this year’s bobcats, and they were hungry! Thanks to you, we were able to provide them with specialized care until they were finally returned to the wild.
Jan 27th, 2025
Behind the Numbers: DCHS's Wildlife Center's 2024 Report
What animals were admitted to DCHS's Wildlife Center for rehabilitation in 2024? How many of what species, and which patients were our favorites? Read our annual wildlife rehabilitation report.
Jan 21st, 2025
Lead Toxicity in Wildlife
Over the last decade, 762 individuals of 63 wild species had detectable blood-lead levels, meaning heaving metals are in our environment. Learn what you can do to advocate for these animals.
Jan 21st, 2025
Anthropogenic Injuries to Raptors and Other Wildlife
Wildlife face many challenges in the environment, especially in close proximity to humans. Anthropogenic injury and mortality rates are high in urban areas, which is hard to educate the public about.
Jan 21st, 2025
The Tale of the Radiant Ruddy Duck
What bird blows bubbles to the ladies to attract attention and develops a bright-blue beak during the spring season? Ruddy ducks! One was recently released after being treated at the Wildlife Center.
Jan 20th, 2025
Intern Q&A: Describe a Species or Case Special to You
One of our fall wildlife rehabilitation interns shares what species, case, or event was significant to them, and what have they gained thanks to their internship with DCHS's Wildlife Center.