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2020 Caring for Bunnies and Turtles!

March 23, 2020

Celebrate Spring with the Wildlife Center of Virginia's special Caring for Bunnies and Caring for Turtles program!

Bald Eagle #20-0055 update

March 26, 2020

Bald Eagle #20-0055 continues to slowly recover from its severe lead intoxication.

Black Bear yearling #20-0249 update

March 26, 2020

Dr. Karra checked on Black Bear yearling #20-0249 on the morning of March 26; sadly, she found that the yearling was having full-body seizures.

Critter Corner

Learn about the Wildlife Center’s current patients and success stories.

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Conservation During Crisis

To all WCV family and friends, we want to express our deepest gratitude for your support and continued partnership.

Online Programs

As the COVID-19 situation evolves and more people are staying home as events, classes, and businesses are suspended, the Center will be offering more online programs! Join us, and feel free to drop us a line on the moderated discussion with any requests and ideas!

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Spring Caring for Turtles or Bunnies!

What better way to say "Happy Spring" or "Happy Mother's Day" than with a special Caring for Turtles or Caring for Bunnies sponsorship of these Wildlife Center patients?

Online Wildlife Book Club

Every other month, the Wildlife Center hosts an online book club on the Critter Cam moderated discussion. Join us for our next meeting, on Tuesday, April 7 as we discuss Two in the Far North by Margaret Murie.

Eagle Tracking

The Wildlife Center is currently tracking the post-release movements of five eagles. See where the eagles are now!

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