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Lucky Wildlife Rescue & Rehabilitation 501c(3) Non Profit, Permitted Wildlife group in TX that rescues injured, orphaned & displaced animals.
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10/28/2026

What meal prepping looks like when you run a wildlife rescue and plan to be out of town for 2 days. Believe it or not, this isn’t even half of the food I still need to prepare! 🤪

A good read! 🙃 Y’all go check out a good friend of mine’s rescue page and hit that follow button! ☑️
10/25/2026

A good read! 🙃 Y’all go check out a good friend of mine’s rescue page and hit that follow button! ☑️

MYTH: All armadillos have Hansen’s disease, AKA leprosy! ** BUSTED! **

** Humans likely introduced leprosy to armadillos centuries ago, NOT the other way around!

** About 95% of humans are naturally resistant to the disease. Only 15% of armadillos are believed to have it. Low odds, huh?!

**Transmission from armadillos is rare. Risk is associated with direct contact, particularly handling, butchering, or preparing infected armadillos for food.

**The disease is curable with antibiotics! Leprosy does NOT cause your fingers and toes to simply fall off! You won’t be banished to isolated islands.

Our key take away? Don’t eat raw creatures. Don’t pet wild s**t. Take a picture instead. Wash your hands you filthy human!

10/25/2026

Breakfast time for the bob kitties earlier this morning 🥩

🥩They know it’s breakfast time. ☀️They won’t come down until I leave the cage though.
10/23/2026

🥩They know it’s breakfast time. ☀️They won’t come down until I leave the cage though.

10/22/2026

🦝 Update on our litter of six! These little ones have been divided into groups of three to prevent overcrowding. And yes, they have blankets, stuffed animals, and hammocks! 😂
They’ll remain in quarantine for three weeks before moving to a larger enclosure while completing their vaccinations. Once fully vaccinated, they’ll transition to our large outdoor pre-release enclosures.
🍼 They had no interest in formula and went straight for the dog kibble, which is exactly what we prefer! Keeping them wild and encouraging natural behaviors is always the goal.

So far this season we’ve had 410 animals come in to our care‼️ We’ve been pretty busy, to say the least. Luckily things ...
10/22/2026

So far this season we’ve had 410 animals come in to our care‼️ We’ve been pretty busy, to say the least. Luckily things have started to slow down. (Knocks on wood!) 😋 ❤️We are grateful for our rescue friends that stepped in to take some of the overflow!
Teamwork makes the dream work🙌🏻

Another little flying squirrel came into the rescue yesterday. Which will make this our third flyer currently in our car...
10/22/2026

Another little flying squirrel came into the rescue yesterday. Which will make this our third flyer currently in our care. Look at that little face!
‼️This intake is #410 for this season‼️ We’ve been busy ❤️

10/21/2026

🦝A litter of 6 came in today. They all weigh any where from 500-600g. They are slightly dehydrated, but overall seem to be healthy. We’re going to get these guys hydrated, dewormed and set up in the quarantine area. Which is where they will stay for the next three weeks. Once they pass the quarantine stage and have had all of their vaccines, they are able to go to the outdoor pre-release enclosure 
** They arrived in these crates. They were moved to cages with hammocks, etc.. once they were dewormed & vaccinated. **

Good morning little ones!
10/21/2026

Good morning little ones!

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Santa Fe, TX
77517

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