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August 7, 2016 We are beyond happy to share that our adult female Bald Eagle that was brought to us back in late February with an eye injury and lead poisoning has safely made the trip to her new forever home in Oregon! She came to us with a very infected left eye and...

These courses are designed for beginning wildlife or novice rehabilitators seeking formal education. Updates coming soon! To learn more you can visit IWRC's website at: International Wildlife Rehabilitation Council  

On July 21st, 2015, WINC released 51 animals back to the wild! Check out a list of the patients that are free once again.

Learn about the truly fascinating condition of albinism in wildlife and check out some of the albino patients that WINC has admitted.

Leslie Kiehl, beloved WINC staff member, passed away on Wednesday, April 29th, 2015. WINC staff, volunteers, and supporters mourn this tremendous loss while celebrating a truly beautiful life.

Did you know that there are endangered species in Wisconsin? Check out the ones that have come through WINC’s doors.

Learn about Jen’s exciting trip to New Jersey to learn about the latest in the field of wildlife rehabilitation.

Find out when some of WINC’s most common baby patients might be arriving in your backyard!

Find out how to deal with sticky situations involving skunks.

Learn about the invasive species that negatively impact native Wisconsin species and environments.