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Grebe bird rescue
A grebe is blown off course and away from water, which is essential for his survival. Best Friends licensed wildlife rehabilitators save him.
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Raven rescue and rehabilitation at Best Friends Animal Sanctuary
Read about the rehabilitation of ravens rescued from the area around Best Friends Animal Sanctuary in Utah and Arizona.
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Rewilding wild animals
Wild animals shouldn't be held in captivity as pets, but they can often still be rewilded by wildlife rehabilitators using a step-by-step process.
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Loon bird in need of rehabilitation?
A couple finds a loon stranded on land, unable to fly. They bring the bird to the Sanctuary for help, medical tests and rehabilitation.
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Rehabilitating marmot sick from rat poison
Marmot who ingested mice who had eaten rat poison is being rehabilitated at Best Friends Animal Sanctuary.
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Two rescued opossums are named
Two male opossums who came to Best Friends after being rescued are named by our readers. Find out what these cute animals' names are.
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Peregrine falcons' rehabilitation and release
Two peregrine falcons - one had been hit by a car and the other had a broken wing - come to the Sanctuary for rehabilitation and eventual release.
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Golden eagle rehabilitation and release
A golden eagle, who was probably starving, overfeeds on carrion, causing complications that require surgery. She is helped at the Sanctuary.
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Opossums are friendly, trainable, and related to marsupials (not rats)
Two opossums, animals related to marsupials, not rats, are abandoned in a cage. Learn about their rescue as well as their personalities.
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Fat-tailed gecko's camoflauge and tail-shedding tricks
The fat-tailed gecko is an amazing wonder of nature, who can blend in with his surroundings and shed his tail when attacked by a predator. Read more.
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Baby birds fallen out of their nests
Best Friends cares for baby birds -- two kingbirds, an evening grosbeak, and a mourning dove -- who had fallen out of their nests.
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Abandoned box turtle adopted into home
A box turtle who was abandoned and was in bad shape gets a new start in life after coming to the Sanctuary and then being adopted into a home.
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Trapping and releasing hummingbirds
Sometimes hummingbirds fly in with the dogs. Wildlife rehabilitators have to catch and then release them, though it is more complicated than this.
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Keeping a fledgling Northern saw-whet owl wild
Young Northern saw-whet owl comes to Best Friends after being rescued by a well-meaning couple after being abandoned. However, he must be kept wild.
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Very overweight squirrel
Fat squirrel, who was confiscated by the Utah Division of Wildlife from a couple who illegally had him, comes to Best Friends where he goes on a diet.
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