Wildlife and Other Stories

Wild Friends welcomes two tiger salamanders who need help after finding themselves in similar predicaments.

The water-loving reptile was found wandering in the desert, injured and alone, and while Cryptid’s identity is still unknown, she’s healing and thriving.

What do a crow, turkey vulture and Swainson’s hawk have in common? They’ll be teaching visitors the importance of wildlife rehabilitation and conservation.

After nine months of rehabilitation, a once-grounded eagle returns to the wide-open skies over the Grand Canyon.

A tiny, orphaned bird gets a second chance at Best Friends

This wild baby rabbit was found with signs of neurological trauma, but with help from the Sanctuary rehab team, he’s about to return to the great outdoors.

Have you ever heard of a snuggly snake? How about a ticklish tortoise? Well, the Sanctuary is full of surprises.

Meet some of the wild babies who got a second chance at freedom, thanks to licensed rehabbers at the Sanctuary.

They came to Best Friends as tiny orphans to grow up and go back to the great outdoors.

Learn fun facts about rats, mink, tortoises, jackrabbits and more.

Brianna Vlach is a champion of misunderstood animals. Whether they’re domestic, exotic or wild, she and her crew at Wild Friends give them what they need to thrive.

Find a moment of Zen with some of the Sanctuary’s most peaceful creatures.

Meet a few of the birds, bunnies, snakes and squirrels saved this year at Best Friends Animal Sanctuary.

Wild ravens find refuge, rehabilitation and eventually release at Best Friends.