The Hand That Feeds: A Day In The Life of a Rehab Extern
January 19, 2016
When I first arrived at the Wildlife Center, I had no idea what to expect. I think the thing that I should have anticipated, but didn’t, was standing all day.
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The Learning Curve
January 14, 2016
From preparing meals and sorting blankets, to cleaning pens and creating enrichment; from exercising eagles and syringe-feeding baby rabbits, to soaking turtles and releasing fawns and songbirds, I embraced what all people who work hard to save wildlife do.
Wildlife Rehabilitation -- Is It an Art or a Science?
January 11, 2016
Now that is a question you don't hear very often. In fact, in all likelihood, this question probably makes no sense to you.
2015 Year in Review: Ed Clark, President
December 31, 2015
The shock came when I realized that since the Wildlife Center of Virginia was founded in 1982 -- 33 years ago -- I have now spent more than half of my entire life working at the Wildlife Center -- not just my adult life ... the whole thing!!
2015 Year in Review: Dr. Helen Ingraham, Veterinary Fellow
December 31, 2015
I really enjoyed 2015 at the Wildlife Center. It’s hard to pick what to talk about since there were so many memorable patients …
2015 Year in Review: Leigh-Ann Horne, Licensed Veterinary Technician
December 31, 2015
During a year of 478 releases (and counting), there is one release that stands out to me.
2015 Year in Review: Peg Leinbach, Treatment Team volunteer
December 31, 2015
As a member of the hospital treatment team on Tuesday mornings, my dear friend Deb (another volunteer) and I share responsibilities for retrieving and holding the patients who require treatments for that day.
2015 Year in Review: Raina Krasner, Outreach Coordinator
December 31, 2015
By now, hopefully you have watched the Wildlife Center’s year-end video (if you haven’t, you should definitely check it out!).
2015 Year in Review: Dr. Kelli Knight, Assistant Director of Veterinary Services
December 30, 2015
When asked to look back on the past year at the Wildlife Center of Virginia and share my fondest memory, there was no question … I would write about Africa!
2015 Year in Review: Jordan Herring, Former Wildlife Rehabilitation Intern
December 30, 2015
With only three months left in my rehabilitation internship, in the dead of winter, I wasn’t expecting anything too exciting to happen.
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