After finding it nearly unresponsive in her Greeley yard, a rescuer brought a Canada Goose to Greenwood. Once on the exam table, the Greenwood intake… Read More »Raptor Education Foundation President Imps a Greenwood Goose
One majestic water bird captured the hearts of bird lovers across Colorado, the nation, and Canada. A few weeks ago, as a wildlife photographer zoomed… Read More » Community Rallies Behind a Common Loon Tangled in Fishing Litter
On October 19th, Greenwood received a melanistic (black) fox who was badly in need of treatment. She had a severe case of mange, which was… Read More »A Melanistic Fox’s Miraculous Recovery
Last month, a Canada Goose was brought to Greenwood with a band around its leg. He hatched sometime during or before 2002 and was banded… Read More »A 17 Year Old Goose Returns Home
Nine-year-old Greenwood Ambassador Explains Why It’s Important to Keep Cats Indoors This Time of Year by Mackenzie Mallon, Greenwood Wildlife Ambassador Hello, My name is… Read More »Wild Tails from Greenwood
Greenwood Wildlife Rehabilitation Center—An Intern’s Perspective by Sara Zainer, Greenwood Wildlife Intern (2016) Working as an intern at Greenwood Wildlife Rehabilitation Center has been an… Read More »Wild Tails from Greenwood
Greenwood Wildlife Rehabilitation Center—A Volunteer’s Perspective by Deb Johnson, Greenwood Animal Care Volunteer April 1 I arrived for my Friday evening shift in the… Read More »Wild Tails from Greenwood
Greenwood Volunteer Photographer Rachel Ames gets back to work as the spring babies kick off the official wildlife rehabilitation Busy Season! Click Rachel’s Blog to… Read More »Wild Tales from Greenwood
Meet Fred, an American White Pelican who came to Greenwood last Nov. 21, underweight and fighting an unknown ailment. He’s on the mend and grabbing a place in all of our hearts. You can follow his progress on Facebook and YouTube.
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Every year Greenwood sees a handful of orphaned baby Red Foxes. This year we have seen one that was left behind by it’s mother when… Read More »Baby Foxes all around!
