06/04/2026
🦊 Wildlife rehabilitation for predator species is not for the faint of heart.
While many people see the cute faces of bobcats, foxes, and other wildlife that come through our doors, there is so much more involved behind the scenes. Our goal is to keep them as wild as possible❗️
Predators must develop the skills they need to survive on their own. That means learning to hunt, stalk prey, recognize danger, and rely on their natural instincts. It also means providing a species-appropriate diet, which often includes raw & live meat, and ensuring they have opportunities to practice the behaviors they'll need once they are back in the wild.
Even though these are frozen chicks in the pictures. We ask that if you disagree with the natural behaviors of predator species, please keep negative comments to yourself. Hunting is not something we teach because we want to. It is something essential that they must learn to survive on their own. Our responsibility is to prepare these animals for life in the wild, not life in captivity.
At the end of the day, our mission remains the same: ✨Rescue. Rehabilitate. Release. ❤️
