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Vikki feeding Opossum

Molly feeding swallows

Lupin teaching baby Pelican to eat fish

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Salamander that had broken jaw fixed

Fawn with dislocated shoulder - eventually healed & released

Opossum

Raccoons

Hummingbird raised from a nestling, fed every 15 minutes, 14 hours a day - eventually eating from a syringe in the room & when self feeding & flying, released in yard

Lupin and Nathan rescuing injured Pelican

Hook found inside Pelican
Six of these pups were rescued at UCSC by Nanette Hardin and others who transferred them to WCSV for their rehab time, where they have a state of the art predatory mammal enclosure. Photo credit to Carmel de Bertaut, the animal care coordinator at Wildlife Center of Silicon Valley.

Coyote pups

This young Redtail Hawk came to Native Animal Rescue in Santa Cruz, California with one eye, sick and unable to fly. With many months of intense rehabilitation, this beautiful bird grew strong and was able to fly as well as hunt! We were able to release him back into the wild where he was originally found. A wonderful ending to this rehab story.

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