WMC Students Help Clean Up the Community Posted on April 11, 2014 by mones2@illinois.edu A group of veterinary students representing the Wildlife Medical Clinic were one of many teams that cleaned up Boneyard Creek as… Read More >
WMC Students Help Clean Up the Community Posted on April 11, 2014 by mones2@illinois.edu A group of veterinary students representing the Wildlife Medical Clinic were one of many teams that cleaned up Boneyard Creek as… Read More >
by Zach Kline (WMC Manager – VM16) Imagine a scene, if you will, where a heart-pounding tension is building. Three dusty gunslingers grimly face off; they stand equidistant from one another, forming the points of… Read More >
by Zach Kline (WMC Manager – VM16) Imagine a scene, if you will, where a heart-pounding tension is building. Three dusty gunslingers grimly face off; they stand equidistant from one another, forming the points of… Read More >
by Jenny Kuhn (VM16) Nokomis is an 11 year old Great Horned Owl. He is a permanent resident of the Wildlife Clinic, as he cannot be released into the wild (due to imprinting and other… Read More >
by Jenny Kuhn (VM16) Nokomis is an 11 year old Great Horned Owl. He is a permanent resident of the Wildlife Clinic, as he cannot be released into the wild (due to imprinting and other… Read More >
by Christine Mallo (VM16) At the University of Illinois Wildlife Medical Clinic, our mission is to rehabilitate sick or injured wildlife back to the point where they can be released into their natural habitat. The… Read More >
by Christine Mallo (VM16) At the University of Illinois Wildlife Medical Clinic, our mission is to rehabilitate sick or injured wildlife back to the point where they can be released into their natural habitat. The… Read More >
by Malky Weil (VM16) What do you do when an animal comes in with feather damage but no other evidence of trauma? That was the question we asked when we received our Kestrel patient. She… Read More >
