Main Office: 541-230-1220 | Wildlife Hotline: 541-745-5324 | Intake Hours: 9:00 am - 4:oo pm Please call Wildlife Hotline before bringing in an animal
Main Office: 541-230-1220 | Wildlife Hotline: 541-745-5324 | Intake Hours: 9:00 am - 4:oo pm Please call Wildlife Hotline before bringing in an animal
Warning: Graphic Content – Please use your discretion before reading the following blog. An adult male Red-tailed Hawk was admitted to our wildlife hospital on Monday after he was found on the ground with a metal stake through his wing. He…
Warning: Graphic Content – Please use your discretion before reading the following blog. We received a call on our wildlife hotline from someone who found an owlet who’d been impaled with barbed wire fencing after falling from their nest. The…
Each year we partner with OSU’s Zoo, Wildlife, & Exotics Club to offer veterinary students a chance at experiencing hands-on vet skills based in wildlife medicine. ZWE’s mission is to provide opportunities for veterinary students interested in zoo and/or wildlife…
In-house Diagnostics Diagnostic testing for injured and ill wildlife – what does it entail? If you have a pet, you know firsthand the importance of timely veterinary diagnostics. You want to have results – and fast. When it comes to…
It’s the Winter Wildlife Field Day you love but offered virtually on more than one day. Together, the 18 Winter Wildlife Field Day(s) partners have created two weeks of activities for you to explore the “Nature in your Neighborhood” –…
We are happy to share news that a rescued American White Pelican has found permanent placement as a wildlife ambassador at Desert Willow Wildlife Rehabilitation Center located in Carlsbad, New Mexico. The pelican was rescued from the Willamette River near…
Written by Jen G. Pywell Drive right outside of Corvallis and you will see vast expanses of flat agricultural land, much of it grass seed farms. A threatened bird species not often treated at Chintimini Wildlife Center called the Streaked…
Many of our past volunteers and interns go on to do incredible things with their lives and career paths. We are always sad to see them leave, but we know that their experiences at Chintimini Wildlife Center helped pave the…
We have five incredible wildlife rehabilitation interns this term that we’d like you to meet. Each of them brings enthusiasm, dedication, and knowledge – we are so glad to have them with us! Emilee Emilee is from Clackamas, Oregon and…
If there’s one thing that’s certain in the field of wildlife rehabilitation, it’s that there’s a time and a season for everything. As unpredictable as wildlife rehab can be, it’s accurate to say that we can reliably predict the types…