Frankenduck
The Cape Wildlife Center in Cape Cod, Massachusetts, provides veterinary care to an injured mallard.
Strike Out: Birds Face Windows and Lose
The Cape Wildlife Center in Cape Cod, Massachusetts, has treated migratory birds after they have hit windows. Numerous bird fatalities can be prevented by methods such as decals and glittering cd's which can twirl in the breeze.
Storm Dumps Nest and Osprey Headfirst into the Sand
An osprey survives a plunge to a sandy shore due to the veterinary and rehabilitative treatment provided at the Cape Wildlife Center in Cape Cod, Massachusetts. Hopefully she and her mate will continue to rebuild their nest and produce offspring despite this setback.
Bringing Up a Fisher Baby
An orphaned baby fisher is found in a road and brought to the Cape Wildlife Center in Cape Cod, Mass., for rehabilitation.
Tips for Living with Wildlife
The Cape Wildlife Center in Cape Cod, Mass., provides a general tip sheet on how to humanely co-exist with wildlife.
Spotted Salamander Found Listless on the Sidewalk
A spotted salamander was found on the sidewalk and brought to The Fund for Animals' Cape Wildlife Center for rehabilitation. He is now burrowed as part of his normal hibernation process, and when he re-emerges in the spring, he will be released in the wild near where he was found.
Loon Found Out of Tune with Natural Surroundings
A loon, typically a waterbird, was found stranded on land; staff at The Fund for Animals' Cape Wildlfie Center in Cape Cod, Mass., fed him and helped him recuperate. The loon was released back to the wild.
To Help or Not: What to Do When a Baby Bird is Grounded
A baby oriole just learning to fly is removed from the ground by a concerned teacher; staff at The Fund for Animals' Cape Wildlife Center help him successfully fledge and release him nearby the school in which he was found.
