Kodi & Yak’s 21st Birthday Bash is this Saturday, June 22nd
2 Events – 1 Day!
PUBLIC EVENT: Kodi & Yak are Wildlife Images resident grizzly bears. This June we ask you to join us in celebrating brother and sister bear at their 21st Birthday Bash with two events in one day. The public event will be at Wildlife Images from 11am until 1:30pm. A fun filled family adventure with food available from Bridge St. Market, beer & wine, face painting, photo opportunities and a special birthday cake prepared especially for and presented to Kodi & Yak. Read More >>
FUNDRAISING EVENT: And in the evening, 5pm – 9pm is a private fundraising event with an elegant country dinner prepared by Chef David Graham from 38 Central, entertainment provided by Mercy featuring Lynda Morrison, live auction and silent auction all benefiting the Wildlife Institute and its education and rehabilitation efforts. Read More >>>
CAMP EEK! Registration is Open – All Day, Weekly Summer Camp! Fun Fun Fun!
For ages 7 – 12, the most funtastic summer camp around. Do you love animals? Camp EEK is for you — Read More >>
Wildlife Images – Rehabilitation and Education Center
Wildlife Images is a private non-profit 501(c)(3) corporation established in 1981. We provide care and treatment for sick, injured, and orphaned wildlife indigenous to the Pacific Northwest, while giving the public an opportunity to experience wildlife first-hand. Located on 24 acres of “living laboratory” adjacent to the Wild and Scenic portion of Oregon’s Rogue River, approximately 12 miles west of Grants Pass, Wildlife Images receives and cares for over 1,000 animals every year at no charge to individuals or organizations. Additionally, we offer many educational programs for the public, through on site activities as well as through educational outreach programs. Read more about us –>


Brady the cougar came to Wildlife Images in the spring of 2012. His role is to be our new educational ambassador, providing the ability for children and adults to learn about cougars and why they need to be left in the wild. When you visit our center make sure you ask to see Brady. 


