These pups were brought to Wildlife Images by a woman who rescued them from an unsafe environment somewhere in Nevada City, CA. Since wolf-hybrids do not make good pets, the "rescuer" contacted us knowing that we would be able to properly care and provide for them.(More)
Wildlife Images Rehabilitation & Education Center Special Events 2012 We plan on adding many more fun “members only” events too! March 31st 2:00pm – “Color Eggs for the Critters” an Eggs-Travaganza! Children from 2 to 15 can come and help our animal care staff color eggs for the critters. Animal Keepers will place the colored [...]
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Jasmine the Mink is all moved in to her new digs Watch Channel 12 video HERE By Adam Thompson January 27, 2011 Inside is a mural depicting a mink’s natural habitat. The mural was painted by long time Wildlife Images Volunteer Michele Onstad, who recently passed away. Onstad had been a volunteer since 2006. She [...]
August 12, 2010- Grants Pass: After an ordinary summer day, Jim and Cindy Hubbard returned to their home on River Banks Road in Grants Pass around seven in the evening on Thursday, August 12th. Before they could walk in the door their neighbor Deanna Laumeyer intercepted the couple in a panicked state. Only 100 yards [...]
Workers at Wildlife Images Rehabilitation Center in Merlin successfully removed a fish hook that had become lodged in the osprey’s stomach by force-feeding the bird cotton balls.
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