Rehabilitation

 

The most recent release was on June 17, 2008, it was written up on the front page of the Daily News/Spectrum. Check back for more information and the article. (click to enlarge)

Wildlife Rescue and Rehabilitation

We are federally and state licensed to care for native Utah wildlife including threatened and endangered species, specializing in raptors.

        A variety of wildlife comes to us for many different reasons. Sometimes starving or orphaned, other times injured.  Many different kinds of babies, from hawks, falcons, eagles and owls to cottontail rabbits, chipmunks, squirrels, and deer, come to us each spring needing foster care.  Frequently raptors are hit by cars. 

Many birds are injured flying into windows, fences or caught by domestic pets. 

      After evaluating their condition and getting the medical help they need, these wonderful creatures are fed and cared for until they are healthy enough  to be released back to the wild.