Summary of OWRA/ODFW Meeting 5/7/25 Pelican Fallout: ODFW put out a press release & social media posts on 4/24/25 informing the public of...

<Summary> February 27th, the Oregon Wildlife Rehabilitators Association (OWRA) had a meeting with Dr. Colin Gilin and Rick Boatner from...

Write up by Laura Acevedo, DVM, WEMT-B December 17, 2023 An adult, male porcupine entered Think Wild Wildlife Hospital on August 25, 2023...

On December 3rd of 2022 a young red-tailed hawk was hunting along the side of Hwy 20 when she was struck by a vehicle and left stunned...

According to the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration, “Compassion fatigue is a combination of burnout and secondary...

We all know how much we rely on the dedicated volunteers who make our wildlife rehabilitation work possible. Their passion, time, and...

By Lacy Campbell, OWRA Board, June 2020 Health is at the forefront of our minds currently, but our mental health may or may not be. We...

By McKenzie Joslin-Snyder, Portland Audubon, August 2020 While operating the Portland Audubon Wildlife Care Center during the COVID-19...

By Pauline Baker, Think Wild, July 2020 ​ Starting a wildlife rehabilitation hospital from scratch is no easy feat. It takes a lot of...