You can help baby critters on their journey back to the wild by joining the wildlife center's Fill a Nest campaign throughout ...

As temperatures rise, wildlife activity increases and many species, including raccoons and squirrels, seek warm, secluded places to nest and raise their young. Attics, chimneys and other undisturbed ...

As severe weather season makes an appearance in the metro, one organization is giving community members tips on how to keep ...

In my inbox was an email from OneDrive titled, “Looking back on your memories from this day.” Below was a picture of a very ...

"We are thrilled to announce the arrival of a pint-sized powerhouse, a pygmy falcon chick, who made its grand debut on March ...

To reduce the risk of future wild guests, homeowners should take proactive steps to wildlife-proof their homes. Basic steps ...

Aspen Valley Wildlife Sanctuary is one of eight Ontario-based wildlife centres sounding the alarm over the growing number of ...

The Ohio Department of Natural Resources said humans should keep wildlife wild, as a baby animal’s best chance of survival is in the wild with its mother. Not only does this benefit the animal, but if ...

Stanislaus center that helps injured or otherwise endangered wildlife expects to receive about 1,500 animals over next few ...

Hundreds of baby squirrels, raccoons, owls, hawks, fawns, and more will be admitted to the wildlife hospital in the coming months. The center invites the community to be a part of this important ...

Patient 25-159 of the Raptor Center, a baby great-horned owl, was brought back to its nest at the Wood Lake Nature Center on Wednesday. According to the Raptor Center, the owlet was found on the ...

Baby rabbits resting at the Greenwood Wildlife ... and they can inadvertently cut down a squirrel nest,” Tatro said. “Occasionally, we can still try to reunite, but sometimes the babies ...