Wild'N Out Wildlife Rescue & Rehab

08/19/2026

Taylor Washington

08/17/2026

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08/17/2026

Saving even the tiniest of lives.

08/17/2026

Wildlife babies just tear at our heart strings. They are the most vulnerable babies as they have almost no protection from other other animals, the weather, humans, etc. Their moms must leave them alone multiple times a day to go find food, nesting materials, water, etc and they have nothing to protect them while mom is gone. Then what happens when mom doesn't return because she's been hurt or killed? We hate to think about the suffering of wildlife.

Thank God this person happened to see this baby squirrel that had fallen from a tree. We don't know how or why. So many things cause it to happen. This baby bounced on limbs and then on the concrete. That's what caused all the horrible bruising. Then it was attacked by fire ants. Covered in bites.

I sent the SOS to Kimberly who was just about to sit down to eat for the first time today. Seems like it never fails she can't sit down at a restaurant or at home for a decent meal without being called out to an emergency. I love you, Kimberly!

Here are some pics and I'll post some videos, separately. If you'd like to help us with wildlife, your donations are totally tax deductible. We are a non-profit 501c3 wildlife organization. I am licensed with the state, the USDA, and federally sub permitted.

👉 You can donate in multiple ways, but here are a few: cashapp $dawncamble (make sure you put wildlife in the note). Zelle 9032808528 PayPal , Venmo -Camble You can also order from our Amazon Wishlist https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/7J33TW3SEKC2?ref_=wl_share

https://www.zeffy.com/en-US/donation-form/donate-to-save-orpaned-wildlife-babies-2

08/14/2026

🎉🦝 WE PASSED! WILD’N OUT WILDLIFE RESCUE & REHAB IS NOW USDA LICENSED! 🦉🐾

We are incredibly proud and excited to announce that Wild’N Out Wildlife Rescue & Rehab has successfully passed our USDA inspection and is now officially USDA licensed! 🇺🇸🐾

This is a HUGE milestone for our rescue—and one that represents so much more than a piece of paper.

So, what does USDA licensing actually mean for a wildlife rehabilitation facility?

The United States Department of Agriculture, through its Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service (USDA-APHIS), administers the federal Animal Welfare Act. For facilities that fall under the Act, USDA establishes and enforces standards related to the humane care, handling, housing, sanitation, veterinary care, recordkeeping, and overall welfare of regulated animals. Licensed facilities are subject to inspections to ensure those standards are being met.

But why would a wildlife rehab want to go through all of this?

Because we believe the animals deserve it. ❤️

Wildlife rehabilitation is about much more than feeding an orphaned baby or nursing an injured animal back to health. It requires proper housing, nutrition, sanitation, veterinary care, documentation, handling procedures, disease prevention, and careful preparation for eventual release.

Choosing to become USDA licensed means we are voluntarily putting our facility and our standards under another level of professional oversight and accountability.

It tells our community:

🐾 We take animal welfare seriously.

🏡 We are committed to providing safe, appropriate housing and care.

🩺 We take veterinary care and medical needs seriously.

📋 We maintain professional records and protocols.

🧼 We prioritize sanitation, disease prevention, and a clean rehabilitation environment.

📚 We are committed to continually improving our knowledge and practices.

🤝 We want our community, supporters, veterinarians, agencies, and fellow rehabilitators to know that we are serious about the work we do.

And perhaps most importantly…

It helps us build a stronger foundation for the future of wildlife rehabilitation in our community.

Every animal that comes through our doors represents a life that deserves the very best chance we can give it.

Our goal isn't simply to keep wildlife alive.

Our goal is to rehabilitate, restore, and release healthy, wild animals back where they belong. 🌳🐾

Becoming USDA licensed strengthens our ability to do that while giving our community another reason to have confidence in the care their wildlife receives.

This inspection represents countless hours of work, cleaning, building, documenting, learning, preparing, worrying 😂, and making sure we were ready.

And today we get to say:

WE PASSED! 🎉🎉🎉

From all of us at Wild’N Out Wildlife Rescue & Rehab—THANK YOU. ❤️

Thank you to everyone who has donated, shared our posts, encouraged us, helped us build, supplied food and medical necessities, supported our animals, and believed in our mission.

This isn't just our accomplishment.

It's a win for every wild animal that will one day pass through our doors. 🦝🦊🦨🦉🐿️🦌🐈‍⬛

And we're just getting started. ❤️🌿

08/03/2026

Blooper Alert! Just to show yall that sometimes we do have bloopers on release days. This Mississippi Kite had proven multiple times in the flight cage that he was more than capable of taking flight and landing perfectly. But, for whatever reason, on release day, he decided to land on a limb that just couldn't hold his weight and ended up, upside down for a moment. Bless it! 🙌 all is well, though. He let go and took off on his own! This is Tiffany LeeAnn Gaskin doing his release.

08/03/2026

Happy birthday to one of our best rehabbers! Tiffany LeeAnn Gaskin we love you and hope you have the best year ever! May all your wishes come true!

08/02/2026

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