Clinic for the Rehabilitation of Wildlife
An adult male Northern Cardinal (Cardinalis cardinalis) recently arrived at CROW after an unfortunate encounter with a glue trap. The patient (26-3940) was found stuck to the adhesive surface and […]
Where are you from and what’s your position at CROW? I am from St. Louis, Missouri, and I am a 6-week Veterinary Medicine Extern. What’s your favorite part of your […]
As summer winds down and we head toward September, a new generation of Florida squirrels is getting ready to leave the nest and take on the world. While these tiny […]
Where are you from? I’m from Miami, Florida. What’s your position at CROW and how long are you here for? I was a 6-month Wildlife Rehabilitation Intern. Also, I previously […]
An adult Great Horned Owl (26-3637; Bubo virginianus) was recently found in Cape Coral unable to fly and was brought to CROW for care. Upon arrival, the owl was depressed and lethargic. Fortunately, a physical […]
Where are you from? Hi! I’m Emily. I’m originally from Miami Beach, Florida, and I’m currently living in California, where I attend UC Berkeley and am pursuing my bachelor’s in […]
Three baby Chimney Swifts (Chaetura pelagica) recently arrived at CROW after being removed from their nest under the mistaken belief that they had been abandoned. While rescuing young wildlife often […]
Where are you from? I was born and raised in Miami, Florida. However, I currently reside in Durham, North Carolina. What’s your position at CROW and how long are you […]
Where are you from? I am from Ocean City, Maryland, but I go to school in North Carolina, where I am majoring in biology and minoring in assistance dog training. […]
A tiny Striped Mud Turtle (Kinosternon baurii) hatchling arrived at CROW after suffering a severe shell injury from an unknown trauma. More than two-thirds of its carapace (shell) was fractured. […]
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