Here are some of the most notable before and after photos of our patients this year.
Striped Skunk
Alfalfa was admitted this spring with a severe case of mange; she was almost completely bald. She received four antiparasitic treatments and her fur began to grow back. She was back to her furry self and released in late summer.
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Eastern Coyote
Wiley the coyote, admitted last November with a severe case of mange, infections and a fractured pelvis, made his great escape back to the wild in March. From start to finish, the release lasted about 5 seconds!
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Common Raccoon
Donna was orphaned when a wildlife control company excluded a mother raccoon from an attic. The mother returned for three of the four babies. Donna and her roomies were released at the end of August in a rural forest.
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Red Squirrel
Skittles came to us as a newborn orphan, weighing a mere 10 g. Now at 70 g, and with several buddies to keep her company, she should be ready for release in a few weeks.
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