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Birds | Easter | Educational Animals | Fran Kitchen | Great Horn Owl | Operation Orphan Wildlife Rehabilitation | Spring | Wildlife StoryIs It a Duck Owl?
It was Easter Sunday when the call came in about two baby Great Horned Owls. One baby was injured, but the other seemed all right. The woman who called said she had watched for several hours to see if a mother came in to care for the young and it was clear that no parent…
Today is May 18, 2025 and Operation Orphan Wildlife Rehabilitation will be closed for at least two weeks.
Fran has a nasty cold that is not going away unless she takes care of herself. Sorry for the inconvenience. You can find other rehabilitors by visiting the Ohio Wildlife Rehabilitators website at: http://owra.org/
A lot of bunny nests are being found.
Read about what to do if you find a bunny nest, on our website at: https://www.operationorphanwildlife.com/learning…/rabbits/
2025 Baby Viewing
Thank you once again for all the OOWR members that came out to our Annual Baby Viewing. The day was windy and rainy and we weren’t sure how many would show up but as you can see many did! I hope you enjoy theses photos taken by Dana Giron – Fran If you would like…
Beaver | Fran Kitchen | Mammals | Ohio | Operation Orphan Wildlife Rehabilitation | Season | Wildlife | Wildlife Story | WinterA Beaver’s Tail
It was one of those crazy winter days that we had first been handed a lot of snow, only to be followed by at least three hours of freezing rain and then more snow. Two days later, a phone call came in about a beaver. The night before, the young man had come home and…
Risky Business
It was a dreary chilly December Sunday afternoon when the phone rang. On the other end of the line was a man that had a problem. He and his wife had gone outside, heard a noise in the tree and discovered a large Red Tail Hawk hanging from a crack in the tree. Currently, I’ve…




