The Value of Having a Wildlife Rehabilitation Center in Your Community
Imagine finding an injured bird on your morning walk or a helpless baby squirrel...
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North American River Otter
North American River otters (Lontra canadensis) are widely distributed, semi-aquatic...
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This adult female Ring-necked duck was brought to PAWS Wildlife Rehabilitation Center...
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Beavers (Castor canadensis) have been resilient stewards of North American wetlands...
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A young Red-tailed hawk was admitted to PAWS on December 24th, 2023, after reportedly...
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This magnificent Red-tailed hawk has a fascinating story. In November, a member of...
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Washington State is home to several species of lagomorphs, the order of mammals...
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The PAWS team recently celebrated the release of three juvenile Bald eagles which had...
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