Wildlife Rehabilitation Outpost

Wildlife Rehabilitation Outpost W.R.O is a 501(c)(3), charitable organization, and permitted for wildlife rescue through MDWLF🦊🦝🐿️
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It’s 1:30 am. I just stepped out of the Wildlife Rehab Clinic. Our little Lady Fox was critical after being hit by a car...
06/09/2026

It’s 1:30 am. I just stepped out of the Wildlife Rehab Clinic. Our little Lady Fox was critical after being hit by a car and I was worried she would crash on us without intervention.
Then I was worried she would crash during intervention, we got lucky~
Pain meds, sedation, emergency IV & fluids, antibiotics, steroids, two fractures stabilized in rear legs, about 15 staples, and a running suture covering about 6 inches with of laceration, treated for maggots/fly strike that had hatched and were ALL OVER her in her fur- looking for a way in, and ear mites…. I’ll treat those tomorrow.

Now, she rests, Director’s Orders.
Hopefully I’ll get some tonight too.

06/09/2026

Fox triage!

06/09/2026

Back at it!

06/09/2026

Checking out our critters.

Made the cast out of moldable plastic. It seems to be keeping everything in place!The line in the second picture shows a...
06/08/2026

Made the cast out of moldable plastic. It seems to be keeping everything in place!
The line in the second picture shows about where the break is. It’s a nasty break.

Around the clock feeding this baby every 30 minutes. Getting stronger, but I’m still holding my breath. (Baby Crow)I nee...
06/08/2026

Around the clock feeding this baby every 30 minutes.
Getting stronger, but I’m still holding my breath.
(Baby Crow)
I need name suggestions!

06/08/2026

Yall, look at your boy scooting along. 😉

This is a big step, no pun intended. He’s working on back leg coordination and mobility.

Spinal and head trauma take the longest to come back from, and he’s showing progress, so we allow him the time he needs.

Sgt. Pepper. ❤️ 🌶️

06/07/2026

Bunny release-ish!
This baby was released into a 20x20 natural enclosure to start learning the way of the wild. As it gets older and more capable, it will then be released. This is one step to the end goal!

Jordan and Taylor have raised this baby for weeks after it came in as a little furless baby, riddled in ant bites.

Michelle candled her eggs from an extraction a few weeks ago that we put in the incubator and we have babies developing!...
06/07/2026

Michelle candled her eggs from an extraction a few weeks ago that we put in the incubator and we have babies developing! ❤️

06/07/2026

This momma was hit by a car while searching for a nesting location.

I had to put a smidge of organ back inside before they dried up or became damaged. Luckily it went back with ease and there was no sign of damage.

Then~ surprise, she popped out 16 eggs. One was crushed by the mother. We did not foresee her popping them out but it certainly supports why I spoke on cage confinement during labor the other day while they’re in care for something, they will break their own eggs. Turtles have no paternal instincts.

Her fracture was reduced to help her open pneumothorax and once that was done you could see an IMMEDIATE change in breathing.
So happy to have helped this very very big girl.

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