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Bunnies | Educational Animals | Fran Kitchen | Mammals | Operation Orphan Wildlife Rehabilitation | Opossum | Owls | Squirrel | WildlifeTHANK YOU!!!
I would like to give a shout out and thank you to Donzellβs Garden Center for all their support throughout the years.Β Β Itβs one of our favorite places to put on a display because we get so many people that come out, not only see the animals but to learn about how to co-exist with…
BABY BEAVER UPDATE:
BABY BEAVER UPDATE:
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 mom was not far away. Well, that baby beaver is growing like a weed!Just want to give a heads up to everyone that Operation Orphan Wildlife Rehabilitation will not be opening back up on January 19th.
This is NOT a permanent closure. My husband needs to be my priority right now. When I can open back up I will post the announcement. Thank you for your understanding.
A Day In The Life of Fran Kitchen
In 2019 Fran took in OVER 900 animals. She currently takes care of three counties, Portage, Wayne and her own county, Summit. You may have seen the notice we posted last week that there was a rumor going around that Fran was dead, had cancer and not taking in wildlife anymore. As we mentioned, THIS…
Fish | Fran Kitchen | Great Blue Heron | Green Back | Operation Orphan Wildlife Rehabilitation | Ron | Summer | Throwback Thursday | Wildlife | Wildlife StoryA Smelly Situation
Here at Operation Orphan Wildlife Rehabilitation Inc, we have to carry a large variety of foods to care for the animals, since every species has their own diet. Todayβs story illustrates the challenge of keeping these different kinds of foods around for the animals. One unusually hot summer, several years ago, we had several Green…
We thought you would like a little entertainment today π
Stimulation including interactive stimulation is very important for the animals that Fran rehabilitates. This red squirrel does not slow down and loves his wheel! π€£ Next step for this little guy is that he is ready to move to a large outdoor cage.
