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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.
FULL STORYJan 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.
Jan 20th, 2026
2025 Wildlife Patients of the Year
Wildlife staff, interns, and volunteers nominated and voted for their favorite patients of 2025.
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.
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.
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.
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.