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Surgery is complete and now we move to recovery.
Surgery is complete and now we move to recovery.
Pins are placed now in the Goose. We now prepare to tie in all the pins for stability and to prevent rotation at the fracture site.
Can you guess what may have caused this Eagle’s injuries? The same type of wound is present on the top of his skull, over his right hock, inside his left…
24 hours after surgery, Mallard 15-0047 is doing well. Hit by a car and then attacked by a colony of feral cats, he underwent surgery to pin a wing fracture.…
The Richmond Wildlife Center will be celebrating our 2nd Anniversary on April 1st. Join us on Saturday, April 11th at Lalo’s Cocina Bar & Grill to help us celebrate. From…
Join us tomorrow, March 21, 2015 from 10am – 4pm as we wrap up Wildlife Week at Pet Supplies Plus. Richmond Wildlife Center volunteers will be present to help point…
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News Anchor, Amy Lacey of WRIC TV – Channel 8, stopped in to help raise awareness of our wildlife veterinary facility. We would like to thank Amy and Channel 8…
Purchase your Raffle ticket with sales benefiting the patient care at the Richmond Wildlife Center. With thanks to Ruth’s Chris Steak House we will be raffling off one (1) $100.00…
On Friday, August 15, 2014 join us and some of our fabulous friends at Godfrey’s for an all you can eat pasta dinner and lavish floor show. For only $10.00…
The Richmond Wildlife Center received a call about a Red-Shouldered Hawk nestling which had fallen from its nest within an Oak Tree upon the property of a private residence in…