Wildlife Images admitted a very unique patient recently! It started with a Facebook message about an injured pelican on the Rogue River near Gold Hill. We didn’t know much more than that so we couldn’t initiate a recovery… but then, a few days later, we got a very similar report. This time Wildlife Images’ Animal… Read More
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Tickets Available: Mother’s Day Brunch
It’s time to celebrate your Mama Bear’s special day! This is a memory making family adventure for the special Mom in your life. Join us Sunday, May 13th 2018 from 9:30 until 1:00! Take your seat anytime in Critter Creek and enjoy a delicious catered brunch, chocolate fountain and of course the bubbly – Champagne!… Read More
Getting Help on Your Taxes Helps Wildlife Images!
We are thrilled to announce we have partnered with H&R Block in the company’s Non-Profit Referral Program. This year, Wildlife Images will get a $20 donation from H&R Block for every new client who heads in to file their taxes and mentions Wildlife Images! Last year, H&R Block gave out $1,032,720 to non-profits across the… Read More
Walk on the Wild Side – Interns Wanted
Internships at Wildlife Images are an excellent way to gain valuable experience in the professional fields of wild animal care, wildlife medicine, and environmental education. After the rehabilitation of wild animals, our second priority is education. We take this very seriously because it ensures there will be many more generations of animal advocates. One of the educational… Read More
Saving Wildlife with LOVE!
Our Saving Wildlife with LOVE campaign allows you to support the animals at Wildlife Images in a fun and interactive way! You can become the special Valentine to one of our Animal Ambassadors or give your sweetheart a gift they’ll never forget! Want to send a different kind of message this Valentine’s Day? Check out… Read More
Walk on the Wild Side – Owl Nesting Behaviors
In this episode Dave spends time with Buddy, a female great horned owl. This time of year owls begin to nest. Right now owls are looking for the perfect spot to build a nest. It might seem early but owls do this so when their chicks are born they can take advantage of all the… Read More
Practicing What We Preach: Sustainability
Conserving habitat and protecting the environment are huge components to the overall success of Wildlife Images’ mission of Saving Wildlife. One of the ways we do that is by participating in Pacific Power’s Blue Sky program. By contributing to the program, and investing in clean energy in our community, we are reducing our carbon footprint!… Read More
Saving Wildlife takes TEAMWORK!
Within the world of wildlife rehabilitation, there are many behind the scenes partnerships which allow those on the front lines to help as many animals as possible. It can be tricky to find the right home for an animal because of all the factors that come into play. Things like permitting, available space, co-habitation, travel… Read More
Walk on the Wild Side – Training the new Wolf Ambassadors
In this episode, Dave explains what goes on behind the scenes as we work to train and socialize the new wolf ambassadors, Rogue & Takelma. Wolves by nature are very shy animals. As Executive Director, Dave Siddon, Jr., explains, “a shy wolf is a live wolf out in the wild.” At Wildlife Images, each wolf… Read More
In Memory: Dan Hughes
Animal advocate and community partner Dan Hughes will be deeply missed by his friends at Wildlife Images. Dan passed away unexpectantly on December 24th. He was a critical part of getting Wildlife Images off the ground. Back in 1981, his guidance, sound advice, and legal acumen set Wildlife Images on a sound foundation as a non-profit… Read More
How We Help: Wing Wraps
Many of the birds that come into Wildlife Images have wing injuries. This is commonly caused when birds are hit by cars or from flying into windows. Birds have a honeycomb bone structure which allows for less weight but also means they can be delicate, especially the tiny bones in a bird’s wings. Two of… Read More
We Want Your Christmas Tree!
We are always looking for ways to allow our resident Animal Ambassadors to explore new things. A great way to do that this time of year is by providing Christmas trees! We’ll take Oh Tannenbaum off your hands and give it to the bears, badgers, big cats, and a variety of the other animals here at… Read More
