Wildlife rehabilitation and education.
Pennsylvania
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This is a first for Red Creek. A female big brown bat that has been wintering over with us gave birth to a baby. We've had many baby bats, and even admitted mothers with babies, but this is our first birth... facebook.com/redcreekwildlif…
Red Creek Wildlife Center wishes all of our followers a Happy and Safe Easter.
Please enjoy these cottontail pictures. :-)
Amanda Roshannon releasing a horned grebe. Grebes live on the water. On land they can not stand or walk. This little guy was stranded at the State Correctional Institution at Mahanoy City. It discovered found... facebook.com/redcreekwildlif…
A special thank-you to Sue Colrus and Paula Haines for making such beautiful nests for all our spring babies!!
My amazing dad releasing a snow goose at Middle Creek Reservoir facebook.com/redcreekwildlif…
Sandra Taglieri nominated Red Creek for the #HSNCares $1000.00 a day giveaway. @HSN selected Red Creek from thousands of non-profits. Tune in to HSN on April 6th at 9 PM to see the special announcement! Red... facebook.com/redcreekwildlif…
I promised a video of the first baby GHO being introduced to Gabby. If you watch to the end, Gabby and the baby start talking back and forth to each other. That went on all night!
The Baby GHO came to us from... facebook.com/redcreekwildlif…
This may be a bit hard to watch, but it's important to see what animals go through when trapped in sticky traps and fly tape. These two Hairy Woodpeckers are doing well at the center. facebook.com/redcreekwildlif…
This may be a bit hard to watch, but it's important to see what animals go through when trapped in sticky traps and fly tape. These two Hairy Woodpeckers are doing well at the center.
We've been quiet lately here on FaceBook, but it's been very busy at Red Creek, especially for this time of year. We'll try to post more soon, but in the mean time: these 3 fox kits were displaced at only a few... facebook.com/redcreekwildlif…
Porcupine update.
Foods need to be introduced slowly when an animal comes in injured. After fluids, soft wet foods help get the digestive system working again. Although he's a sloppy eater, he does like his Emeraide herbivore critical care diet. facebook.com/redcreekwildlif…
So how do you give injectible fluids to a porcupine?
Very Carefully! ;-) facebook.com/redcreekwildlif…
WBRE News did a wonderful feature on Red Creek and our friends at Pocono Wildlife Center.
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It’s a beautiful, sunny day in Schuylkill County. Unfortunately, a sunny Ground Hog's Day is not a good sign. But there’s good news! Although Red Creek’s groundhog, Alan, cast a loooong shadow, he’s isn’t... facebook.com/redcreekwildlif…
Red Creek got a call that a squirrel came down a chimney and got trapped in a wood burner. Kat and I responded. Since I teach Capture and Transport, I thought it would be a good teaching moment so we filmed it.... facebook.com/redcreekwildlif…
Red Creek had a heart-warming visit today.
pahomepage.com/video/owl-vis… pahomepage.com/video/owl-vis…
The Great Horned Owl rescued along route 78 earlier this month was released this week. The Republican-Herald was there to cover the story. facebook.com/redcreekwildlif…