by Jennifer Holder | Aug 9, 2026 | Wildlife Rehab
When we think of wildlife rehabilitation, our minds often jump to high-stakes, dramatic rescues — an eagle tangled in netting or a bobcat rescued from a wildfire. While these intense moments are undeniably vital, they represent only a tiny fraction of what it...
by Seth Norris | Jul 19, 2026 | Wildlife Rehab
It’s release day. The journey of rehabilitation for one orangutan, elephant or animal you’ve successfully helped bring out of a horrible situation, is finally here. Your first thought is probably not about how we can leverage this for more awareness or...
by Lara Bergman | Jul 11, 2026 | Wildlife Rehab
A rescue is underway. An injured eagle is fighting for its life. An orphaned bear cub is being rushed into care. A stranded sea turtle is pulled from the shoreline as cameras begin to arrive. In moments like these, the public is watching, reporters are calling and...
by Heather Ripley | Jun 15, 2026 | Wildlife Rehab
Wildlife rehabilitation groups do some of the most heartwarming work on the planet. One minute they’re rescuing an injured hawk tangled in fishing line, and the next, they’re bottle-feeding orphaned raccoons. Every day, these groups give animals a second chance at...
by Grayson Shockley | Jun 5, 2026 | Animal Welfare, Ocean Conservation, Wildlife Rehab
For many organizations, national media coverage feels like the ultimate goal. Ocean conservation and marine wildlife rescue groups are no different, and for good reason. The state of our oceans impacts the entire world, and coverage in national – or even global –...
by Seth Norris | May 19, 2026 | Wildlife Rehab
For any wildlife foundation, public relations plays a critical role in translating field efforts into measurable, compelling impact that resonates with donors, grant-makers, and the public. Without funding, your good works are limited. Wildlife foundation public...
