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Raccoons receiving a "soft release" in the woods. When orphan raccoons are ready to be released we move a cage to a release location and continue to offer the raccoons food and shelter there while they learn to forage in their new habitat.
Mallard release.
The best part of our job is releasing rehabilitated wildlife back into their habitat.
Red tailed hawk released after surgery repaired
a fracture of its wing.
Orphan river otter released after being
raised at the Blue Ridge Wildlife Center.
This red shouldered hawk was rehabilitated at
our center in 2006 after being injured by a truck.
She came back a year later when another accident had fractured her leg.
She was successfully rehabilitated and released again.
Great blue heron recovered from a gunshot wound.
Red tailed hawk released after two surgeries to repair an unusual fracture to its wing.
Barred owl release.