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Jan 20th, 2026

Behind the Numbers: Wildlife Center's 2025 Annual Report

DCHS's Wildlife Center admitted 3,158 animals in 2025, with nearly 70% successfully rehabilitated. But how do we determine “success” in wildlife rehabilitation? We break it down.

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Wildlife

Jan 20th, 2026

Behind the Numbers: Wildlife Center's 2025 Annual Report

DCHS's Wildlife Center admitted 3,158 animals in 2025, with nearly 70% successfully rehabilitated. But how do we determine “success” in wildlife rehabilitation? We break it down.

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Wildlife

Jan 20th, 2026

2025 Wildlife Patients of the Year

Wildlife staff, interns, and volunteers nominated and voted for their favorite patients of 2025.

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Jan 20th, 2026

Goose's Injury Turns Focus on Growing Threat to Wildlife

A neighborhood rescued a Canada Goose entangled in fishing line, highlighting how preventable human-caused injuries like fishing line and lead poisoning continue to threaten wildlife.

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Wildlife

Jan 19th, 2026

Turtle in Training: Wildlife Center Adds Education Ambassador

Learn about our new Wildlife Education Ambassador and help us come up with a name for her.

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Jan 19th, 2026

Wildlife Interns Reflect on What They've Learned

Intern Q&A: A couple Wildlife interns reflect on what they learned after graduating from the program while a third who recently entered the internship shares what she hopes to gain.

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Wildlife

Dec 29th, 2025

How to Safely Help Animals Trapped in Glue, Sticky Substances

Glue traps are inhumane and often harm unintended animals. If you find an animal stuck in a glue trap or other sticky substance, it’s important to know how to respond safely—and what to avoid.

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