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Staggering. Unthinkable. Wake-up call. Global biodiversity crisis. These are the words used to describe the recent survey results published in Science revealing that North America’s bird populations have decreased by 3 billion since 1970. How is Wildlife Images helping? These vanished birds are actually some of the most common species such as finches, sparrows, and… Read More

If you’ve ever worked around animals … or say, 100+ animals… out in the woods, exposed to the elements, covered in poo, then you know how vital a pressure washer is. Well, folks… ours just died. She was on her last leg and was limping along but there’s no coming back now. We know it’s… Read More

Happy Friday the 13th! If you’re the superstitious type then we’ve got a treat for you… the practical folks might find these entertaining as well! The stunning and rare pink dolphins of the Amazon are said to have once been humans. A beautiful thought until the rest of the story reveals that they will transform… Read More

It was just happenstance that Marvin was the unfortunate moose to be offered as a delectable treat to blue eyed Brady.  The seven year old cougar knew something was up when Marvin unknowingly “wandered” into the big cat run. It didn’t take long for a tawny figure to be seen stalking his prey. Then with… Read More

This time of year highlights the animal husbandry part of caring for wildlife. Fall and Winter interns have the opportunity for focused, hands on work in areas involving health care, training, nutrition, habitat construction and more for our Animal Ambassadors.     Internships at Wildlife Images are an excellent way to gain valuable experience in the professional… Read More

Experience something WILD with your students on a Wildlife Images’ field trip!   Every year Wildlife Images sees hundreds of students from all over Southern Oregon and beyond on field trips where they get the opportunity to see native wildlife up close. Visits like these are important not only to see these amazing animals but… Read More

You can enjoy the great outdoors, help the animals at Wildlife Images and win some awesome prizes during the Rogue Pikeminnow Roundup! We are partnering with the Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife for this program that will help protect native fish in the Rogue River, like our beloved salmon. Umpqua pikeminnow were illegally introduced… Read More

We recently received a donation of snow from Rrrink! It couldn’t have come at a better time. The day the snow arrived it was nearly 100 degrees. We do a lot of things to keep the Animal Ambassadors comfortable in the summer but we do not have a snow maker so this was an especially… Read More

We had to share this CRAZY story with you guys because it is SO AWESOME! To begin with… this week we had 5 baby bat patients at the same time, which is pretty unheard of around here. The most anyone can remember is 2 patients at once. Baby bats are notoriously difficult to rehab but… Read More

July 4th is more than just the day the United States declared its independence. It’s also Cheveyo’s Rescue Day! The resident grey fox Animal Ambassador was rescued on July 4, 2017 from a terrible situation.   A Rough Start… Cheveyo was confiscated by California Fish and Wildlife after living in filth. No one knows how he, as… Read More