by Stephanie Zec Many hours volunteering at the Wildlife Medical Clinic (WMC) has made it my home, and my team of volunteers have become my vet-school family. As I approach the beginning of my fourth… Read More >
by Malke Weil As resident coordinator, one of my jobs is to train our resident birds to make their interactions with us safe, stress free, and even enjoyable. Our newest member of the resident team… Read More >
by Malke Weil As resident coordinator, one of my jobs is to train our resident birds to make their interactions with us safe, stress free, and even enjoyable. Our newest member of the resident team… Read More >
Have you ever wondered what to do if you find an apparently orphaned animal? Please click the following image to hear all about what you should or should not do if you cross paths with… Read More >
Have you ever wondered what to do if you find an apparently orphaned animal? Please click the following image to hear all about what you should or should not do if you cross paths with… Read More >
by Tanya Coty (VM16) The Wildlife Clinic is currently host to an American treasure, a bald eagle, affectionately named George. George arrived at the clinic on October 17, 2013. Two U of I alumni veterinarians saw… Read More >
by Tanya Coty (VM16) The Wildlife Clinic is currently host to an American treasure, a bald eagle, affectionately named George. George arrived at the clinic on October 17, 2013. Two U of I alumni veterinarians saw… Read More >
by Steve Zachar (VM16) Mexican Gray Wolf (Canis lupus baileyi) Similar in size to a German Shepherd Dog, the Mexican gray wolf is the smallest wolf subspecies, as well as the most critically endangered wolf… Read More >
