We received a call for a “rabbit acting strangely”. The reporting party said it was “not running away, and just too friendly.” When we got there, we realized why…. The color was correct for a native cotton tail rabbit, but the ears were all wrong! This is someone’s domestic lop rabbit, either lost or abandoned. Abscess on neck will be treated then, if we can’t find owner, we’ll place in a great new forever home. Just another day in the live of a rehabber!
Not exactly a wild bunny!
Injured River Otter
We found this little girl with so much crud encrusted on her face, her eyes were stuck shut, impeding her hunting. Clean up revealed many infected wounds, probably from a dog attack. After clean up and some antibiotics, she was returned to her den on the river bank, one happy otter!
A HUGE THANK YOU to all the people who made our first Pancake Breakfast a WHOPPING success! Thank you to Applebees who made it possible, to all the volunteers who served, bussed, hosted, presented and everything else; and all the folks who came out to eat and donated! We raised $946 to help us continue our mission of helping injured and orphaned wildlife in the basin and surrounding areas! WE COULDN’T DO THIS WITHOUT ALL YOUR HELP AND SUPPORT! THANK YOU ALL SO MUCH!
