Clinic for the Rehabilitation of Wildlife
In late June, five orphaned chimney swift chicks arrived at the Clinic for the Rehabilitation of Wildlife (CROW) after falling from their nests. Rescuers brought three chicks to CROW when […]
NOTE: July and August camps have now been combined. There will be no August camp. Registration open & scholarships available for July, August camps From learning how to do surgical […]
At Lovers Key State Park, a beachgoer spotted an exhausted American herring gull (Larus smithsonianus) lying on the sand. Strangely, the gull’s feathers were bleached, broken, and crispy to the […]
Christmas in July at CROW celebrates local art, island wildlife & the spirit of Love Sanibel Back EDITOR’S NOTE: Christmas in July has been extended until July 9, 2026! Christmas […]
Although the rescuer didn’t know why this bird couldn’t fly, he knew he needed to help. This pileated woodpecker (patient 26-2654) was rescued after being found downed in a Fort […]
Where are you from? I’m from Charleston, South Carolina. Sanibel’s hot, humid summers remind me of home! What’s your position at CROW and how long are you here for? I […]
A juvenile purple martin (Progne subis) was saved after being found struggling in a body of water. Rescuers brought the bird to the Clinic for the Rehabilitation of Wildlife (CROW) […]
Bobcat kittens need around-the-clock care. Kittens who have been orphaned because of a fire need even more. At the Clinic for the Rehabilitation of Wildlife (CROW) on Sanibel Island, a […]
A tiny turtle hatchling was moments away from becoming a bird’s lunch when a Cape Coral resident happened by. As she watched, the bird repeatedly pecked at the quarter-sized turtle. […]
On May 14, four orphaned common gallinule chicks (patients 26-2055. 2058, 2057, 2079) arrived at the Clinic for the Rehabilitation of Wildlife (CROW) after concerned rescuers found them without their […]
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