Care Center Blog
Read about the day-to-day work of the Audubon Society of Portland's Wildlife Care Center, the oldest and busiest wildlife rehabilitation facility in Oregon.
May 16, 2012: One hopeful story, one uncertain: A chipmunk recently taken in by the care center should be fine after it has surgery on its injured tail, but a Screech Owl may not recover from its injury. A car hit the owl and broke the small bird’s shoulder – an area of the body where it is difficult for bones to heal correctly. More...
Screech Owl - Tinsley Hunsdorfer
May 9, 2012: Two 1-week-old Barn Owlets were found in a hay bale, where their parents had likely been nesting. More...
Barn Owlets - Tinsley Hunsdorfer
May 6, 2012: Good news! The Barn Owl baby taken in by the care center this April was recently reunited with its family. More...
Baby Barn Owl during an exam at the Wildlife Care Center - Tinsley Hunsdorfer
May 2, 2012: Two more groups of ducklings were brought to the care center this week, bringing the count to 62 total ducklings this season. More...
Duckling - Tinsley Hunsdorfer
April 22, 2012: The care center is looking after two baby owls, a Barn Owl with a laceration on its side and a Great Horned Owl that was removed from the wild unnecessarily – it isn't injured or sick. It's a good idea to review what to do if you find a baby bird, since many babies found on the ground aren't actually in trouble. More...
Great Horned Owl - Tinsley Hunsdorfer
April 14, 2012: The first ducklings of the season came into the care center today. More...
Mallard Ducklings - Tammi Miller
Care center happenings in 2010. More...
