2020 Year in Review: Marley Crawford, Development Associate
December 30, 2020
Though the Wildlife Center was closed to the public this year, there was no shortage of visitors around the Center grounds.
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2020 Year in Review: Aaron Provencio, Communications Coordinator
December 30, 2020
The best way that I found these little adventures was volunteering to transport and release many of our patients this spring, summer, and fall.
2020 Year in Review: Lauren Swinson, Front-desk Coordinator
December 29, 2020
As a newer member of the WCV team, I was lucky enough to have an opportunity to see how the Center works to help animals from both the perspective of a rescuer and an employee.
2020 Year in Review: Lauren Edzenga, Outreach Educator
December 29, 2020
Critter Nation, this one’s for you.
2020 Year in Review: Kelsey Pleasants, Wildlife Rehabilitator
December 29, 2020
One patient that sticks out in my mind of all patients admitted so far this year is Snapping Turtle #20-1715. Any aquatic turtle we house at the Center can be a bit of a challenge, simply for the set-up they require and the space it takes to house them.
2020 Year in Review: Amanda Nicholson, Director of Outreach
December 28, 2020
Back in February, I never would’ve thought that this is the way our new project would go, but now I wouldn’t have it any other way.
2020 Year in Review: Alyssa Lakota, Veterinary Technician Intern
December 28, 2020
This EASO (Eastern Screech-Owl) did great the entire time! Pulse? Check. Pressures? Check. Breathing throughout surgery? Check. Breathing throughout final radiographs? Check again.
2020 Year in Review: Génesis Aponte-Santiago, Front-desk Coordinator
December 28, 2020
While many unexpected events happened this year, there are plenty of great memories that I can look back on. One memory that stands out most to me is my first intake of a female Eastern Hog-nosed Snake.
2020 Year in Review: Lacy Kegley, Vice President of Administration
December 27, 2020
In a year that turned routine upside down, there was one place I could count on seeing a smile, hearing encouraging words, and walk away with my heart (and car) full!
2020 Year in Review: Connor Gillespie, Front-desk Coordinator
December 27, 2020
This will help our Center illustrate the danger that lead toxicity poses to raptors; if even just one person that hears what happened makes the change to prevent lead from getting into the environment, then it might even save another eagle’s life.
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