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I received three bottles of Flys-Off and a bag of cracked corn over the weekend. Thank you Melissa Hornak–this is a BIG HELP! Without Flys-Off, it would be very easy to have a parasite problem. Flys-Off allows me to safely get parasites off of the mammals. Without it, the fleas would get out of control. …
Cat | Dog | Ducks | Educational Animals | Fawn | Fran Kitchen | Geese | Mammals | Smithville | Throwback Thursday | WildlifeWhy The Parks Say “NO”
When it comes to parks, there are some important rules to follow. Many people don’t like to follow these rules; many times it’s because it is unclear to them why these rules exist. Or maybe they don’t even know these rules exist! Here are a couple of important rules that parks have in place to…
Animals | Fran Kitchen | Janet Neubert | Julia Passmore | Melissa Hornak | Operation Orphan Wildlife RehabilitationWOW!
WOW! I am borderline speechless. Six packages were delivered today. Thank you very much Melissa Hornak, Janet Neubert, Julia Passmore. We also had a couple items delivered that did not have a names included. Thank you to everyone that has been sending items to help Operation Orphan Wildlife Rehabilitation, Inc. Your donations really do make…
Animals | Fran Kitchen | Turtles | WildlifeTurtles On The Move…And Laying Eggs
If you see a turtle crossing the road and decide to help, you need to put it to the side of the road it is going to, not coming from. This is the time of year that they are on the move because they are looking for a place to lay eggs. I’ve a call…
BABY BEAVER UPDATE: Construction…
Another 2 or 3 months of Beaver work and I might need to get a bulldozer to tear his lodge down. It just keeps growing! Haha – Fran BEAVER BACKGROUND: Back in July we posted a video of a baby beaver, appx 4 weeks old, that was found but should have been left alone as…
Flying Squirrels
These baby Flying Squirrels were brought to Operation Orphan Wildlife Rehabilitation this week. When they arrived they were ice cold and in trouble, and they’re still not out of danger. Baby animals that have closed eyes MUST HAVE A HEAT SOURCE. That’s because when their eyes are closed they do not produce their own heat….




