A Day in Photos: Front-desk Coordinators
June 12, 2019
We followed front-desk coordinators Marley Crawford and Caroline Elpers during a busy spring day.
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Dr. Dan Grove: Where Is He Now?
June 19, 2019
As a part of our “Where Are They Now?” series, we had an e-interview with Dr. Dan Grove, who was our veterinary intern in 2002-2003.
Q: What have you done professionally since leaving the Wildlife Center?
Remembering Jaz
June 11, 2019
The loss of Jaz, the Center’s education American Crow, was hard on the entire staff of the Wildlife Center.
Your Trash Smells Delicious
March 25, 2019
It’s late at night and you hear something outside. Curious, you move closer to a window, peek outside, and see a pair of small eyes looking back at you. These eyes appear to belong to an animal searching for food – and the food it's searching for is in your trash can.
When you go outside to investigate further, you see the animal climb out of the trash can and hurry away. In the dim light, you could barely make out what the animal is – a Virginia Opossum!
Dr. Terra Kelly: Where is She Now?
February 6, 2019
As a part of our “Where Are They Now?” series, we had an e-interview with Dr. Terra Kelly, who was our veterinary intern in 2001 – 2002.
Q: What have you done professionally since leaving the Wildlife Center?
My First Experience with Wildlife [Student Blog]
January 21, 2019
To say I was nervous coming to the Wildlife Center was an understatement.
Dr. Camille Hopkins: Where is She Now?
January 14, 2019
As a part of our “Where Are They Now?” series, we had an e-interview with Dr. Camille (Harris) Hopkins, who was our veterinary intern in 2005 – 2006.
Q: What have you done professionally since leaving the Wildlife Center?
A Day in Photos: Vice President of a Wildlife Non-profit
January 10, 2019
We followed Lacy Kegley, the Wildlife Center's vice president, one day just after the new year.
Fear or Ignorance: Learning to Respect Snakes [Student Blog]
January 8, 2019
During my rehabilitation externship at the Wildlife Center of Virginia, I learned that people struggle to understand and connect with snakes, a reptile commonly seen in our state. As an extern, I worked hands-on with non-releasable education snakes as well as patient snakes, which undergo rehabilitation with the intent of being returned to the wild. Working with snakes made me realize that, even I -- an animal lover -- initially struggled to warm up to these cold-blooded creatures.
2018 Year in Review: Ed Clark, President
December 31, 2018
When I count my blessings from 2018, and those of the Wildlife Center of Virginia, I put our generous donors at the top of that list.
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