Wildlife Rescue & Rehab
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Elephant Rehabilitation in Sri Lanka
Sri Lankan rehabilitation-reintroduction program cares for orphaned elephants at Udawalewe National Park, where they are released to become part of the wild population. more...
Gibbon Rehabilitation in Indonesia
Rescue, rehabilitation and reintroduction of lesser apes in Borneo and Sumatra raises awareness of illegal trade and habitat issues that threaten Indonesia's lesser apes. more...
Indian Rhinos Return to Manas Park
Nearly all one-horned rhinos in Manas National Park lost to poaching. Rehabilitated animals from healthy population being moved in hopes of restoring species to the area. more...
Endangered Monk Seals Make History
Remote video camera captures first footage of birth of Mediterranean monk seal pup. Knowledge from this pup helps with care of youngest seal ever rehabilitated in Greece. more...
What is Wildlife Rehabilitation
Wildlife rehabilitation is the care of sick, injured or orphaned animals for return to the wild. Wildlife conservation can be aided by appropriate rehabilitation programs more...
Penguins And Oil in South America
Migrating penguins are routinely oiled by spills and illegal ballast dumping. The Magellanic Penguin Project and The Penguin Network are working together to protect them. more...
Fishermen help endangered North Atlantic right and finback whales which get enmeshed in fishing gear off of Campobello Island. Minke and humpbacks have also been rescued. more...
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Unwanted Exotic Animals Find Home in Wisconsin
By: Kathleen Strelow
You'd never expect to find exotic animals living in the heart of rural dairy land, Southern Wisconsin. more...
Tennessee Sanctuary Gives Elephants Life
By: Kathleen Strelow
Carol Buckley had dreams of being a circus trainer, going to the extent of purchasing a one-year-old elephant named Tarra and training her to perform. more...
By: JoAnn Smith
Animal behaviorist Jonathan Kraft has created a rescue sanctuary for more than 200 abused, neglected and abandoned exotic animals that he opens to the public for tours. more...
By: Yana Marshall
During a forest fire there is usually no time to make any plans. Animals are moving instinctively. Most of them have never seen fire before. But many do survive. more...
By: Alice Landry
The Best Friends Animal Sanctuary, located in Angel Canyon, welcomes animals in need of healing and homes as well as employees and volunteers with a desire to help. more...
Suzie Gilbert's memoir of her first years as a backyard bird rehabilitator is funny, insightful, and poignant, filled with challenges, rewards, and disappointments. more...
Pablo Escobar's Hippos Unite Colombia
By: Richard McColl
Two hippos, fugitives from the former Godfather of international cocaine smuggling, Pablo Escobar's ranch, Hacienda Napoles, have unified Colombians in outrage. more...
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