2017 Year in Review: Kelsey Pleasants, Wildlife Rehabilitator
December 31, 2017
I’ve enjoyed these “first” two months back at WCV, and cannot wait to see what the future has in store. Bring on the baby robins and bear cubs!
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2017 Year in Review: Lacy Kegley, Assistant Vice President of Administration
December 30, 2017
A classmate first mentioned the Wildlife Center of Virginia during our final fall semester at James Madison University. I had no idea that the brief conversation – which took place on a hallway floor as we were cramming for a midterm – would forever change my life.
2017 Year in Review: Kelly Matherly, Fundraising Coordinator
December 30, 2017
I have seen many colleagues come and go over these years, but in a unique field like wildlife rehabilitation and environmental education, bonds are developed quickly within our small staff.
2017 Year in Review: Amanda Nicholson, Director of Outreach
December 30, 2017
One of the very best things about working at the Wildlife Center (other than working daily with a Peregrine Falcon and a hog-nosed snake) is working with so many great people.
2017 Year in Review: Dr. Alexa Ortiz, Veterinary Intern
December 30, 2017
My time here at the Center began in the middle of the year as the new six-month veterinary intern. Being a new graduate of veterinary school in May, I was very nervous to start my internship but also filled with excitement, because wildlife medicine has always been my true passion.
2017 Year in Review: Dr. Ernesto Dominguez, Hospital Director
December 30, 2017
This year has been one of the most challenging, exciting, and difficult years of my personal and professional life.
2017 Year in Review: Peg Leinbach, Volunteer
December 29, 2017
One fine Saturday in June, outreach coordinator Raina, fellow outreach volunteer Shelly, and I set out to attend the Grace Farm Tour in Keswick, Virginia, with three of our education ambassadors.
2017 Year in Review: Shelly Hokanson, Outreach Volunteer
December 29, 2017
As we wrap up 2017, one thing I realized is that no matter how much or how little someone knows about wildlife, the awe, wonder, and amazement of seeing wild animals up close is always the same.
2017 Year in Review: Randy Huwa, Executive Vice President
December 29, 2017
For me, 2017 didn’t really start with a bang … more with a “thud”.
2017 Year in Review: Elizabeth Brooks, Office Manager
December 29, 2017
I am continuously humbled by the many things people do for the staff at the Wildlife Center. We have supporters surprise us with lunch, make sure we all get an eagle calendar, and drop off treats every week.
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