CROW Feathers: Teilil Garcia-Gonzalez, Wildlife Rehabilitation Intern
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 […]
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CROW CAWs: Great Horned Owl’s Road to Recovery
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 […]
CROW Feathers: Emily Wrubel, Wildlife Care Extern
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 […]
CROW CAWs: Three Baby Chimney Swifts Get a Second Chance
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 […]
CROW Feathers: Daniela Gonzalez, Wildlife Care Extern
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 […]
CROW Feathers: Sophia Krasner, Wildlife Care Extern
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. […]
CROW CAWs: Tiny Striped Mud Turtle Hatchling Healing from Large Fracture
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. […]
CROW CAWs: Blue Jay with Broken Wing
The Clinic for the Rehabilitation of Wildlife (CROW) is caring for a blue jay (Cyanocitta cristata) that was admitted with a fracture to its left wing. Radiographs confirmed a broken […]
CROW CAWs: Nine-banded Armadillo Faces Life-Threatening Injury
A nine-banded armadillo is steadily recovering from life-threatening injuries thanks to the quick actions of a local rescuer and the veterinary team at the Clinic for the Rehabilitation of Wildlife […]
CROW Reunites Rehabilitated Purple Martin with Cape Coral Colony
Swallow recovers from plastic-impalement injury at the Clinic for the Rehabilitation of Wildlife on Sanibel The purple “Prince” of his colony has returned to Cape Coral. A piece of plastic no […]
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