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Early days of wildlife rehabilitation at Best Friends Animal Sanctuary
Article covers early days of wildlife rehabilitation at Best Friends Animal Sanctuary and the injured and orphaned wild animals we provide rehab for.
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Wild Friends
The Wild Friends department at Best Friends specializes in wildlife education in addition to rehabilitating injured and orphaned wild animals.
Julie Castle Blog
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Red-tailed hawk hit by a truck recovers
Six months after a family rescues a red-tailed hawk hit by a truck, they watch as the recovered bird takes flight into the wild.
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Two outcast pigeons become friends
Two pigeons who were outcast by the rest of the pigeon flock become friends in quarantine at Best Friends Animal Sanctuary.
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Rehabilitating a red-tail hawk, sapsuckers, and kingbird
Rehabilitating hawk hit by car while eating roadkill, sapsucker with broken wing, second sapsucker with head injury, and kingbird bitten by dog.
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Desert tortoise rescued during drug raid
Sick desert tortoise is found during drug raid in Santa Clara, Utah. The animal comes joins Best Friends' conservation education program.
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Black-headed grosbeaks injured
Two male black-headed grosbeaks are injured after hitting windows. The birds come to the Sanctuary for treatment for their injuries.
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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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