Calyx was sent to Wildlife Images in search of a permanent home. Originally someone’s pet, Calyx was given to Janda Exotics when her owners could no longer provide care. She… Read More
Mammal
Yak
Kodi and Yak are siblings that were orphaned near Soldotna, Alaska in 1991. It was suspected that a territorial male had killed their mother. When placed at our facility we… Read More
Argo
Argo and his sister Kelsey were brought to us from an unsafe situation in Nevada City. They were rescued and transferred to Wildlife Images for permanent care. Since wolf hybrids… Read More
Short-Tailed Weasel
Flying Squirrel
Flemish Giant Rabbit
Sugar Glider
Sugar gliders are small marsupials that live their lives in trees, rarely (if ever), touching the ground. A glider will launch himself from a tree, spreading his limbs to catch… Read More
Long-Tailed Chinchilla
Chinchillas are a small rodent native to the Andes Mountain Range in Chile, South America. Prized for their luxurious soft fur, they were hunted and captured to almost extinction before… Read More
Ferret
Ferrets have had a very long history beside man, possibly even dating back to 450 BC, although they only became popular as common pets within the last 100 years. The… Read More
Striped Skunk
Striped skunks are nocturnal and they are the most common skunk in North America. Like all skunks, they have an incredible defense system: skunks spray a foul-smelling liquid that clings… Read More
Cougar
The cougar has the greatest natural distribution of any mammal in the Western Hemisphere (with the exception of humans). They can be found roaming from Canada all the way to… Read More
Grizzly Bear
There are 2 subspecies of brown bears. The grizzly lives throughout the mainland of Alaska, throughout Canada, and in a couple of isolated populations of the lower 48 states. Brown… Read More
