A grumpy group of Great Horned Owls in a recovery cage at the Center. While normally solitary in the wild, these birds enjoy being kept in a group with their own kind while recovering from illness or injury.
Category Photography / Animal related (non-anthro)
Species Owl
Size 1280 x 1068px
File Size 178.4 kB
We don't have space to take in all those guys.
We took in a baby vole from the small mammal/songbird rehabber tho so our breeder rats can nurse it and foster it until it can be released.
Our rats have raised squirrels too. :X
There's another rehabber in the mountains who takes in the bigger animals.
We took in a baby vole from the small mammal/songbird rehabber tho so our breeder rats can nurse it and foster it until it can be released.
Our rats have raised squirrels too. :X
There's another rehabber in the mountains who takes in the bigger animals.
We used to breed our own mice, but as we are doing building renovations we have had to suspend that for the time being. For the most part we feed our raptors pocket gophers and ground squirrels the local farmers trap. We don't encourage the trapping, but if they are going to do it anyway, and they do, then we get them to donate the bodies to use for food.
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