One of the things a caretaker aims to maintain when rehabilitating wildlife is something called homeostasis which is defined as “a...

It’s August 3rd. I receive a call about a bat found at the base of a tree. According to the person who found him, he has “sticky stuff”...

Animals arrive at Palouse Wildlife for a variety of different reasons. Some arrive because they have been separated from a parent or the...

When my children were young, we lived in Texas and they loved to play outdoors. They were always poking around and exploring everything...

Three weeks ago, a productive day of property maintenance took an unexpected turn when we discovered a pine squirrel’s nest in a...

We had the privilege of visiting a Biology 213 class at the University of Idaho last week - Structure and Function Across the Tree of...

"Why bother?" you might say. Because it's what we do.

I have some mighty awesome news to share. As many of you have heard, besides caring for wildlife, educating the next generation about...

Hey friends! Today is the day! It's Tap Takeover day! Tyler has again asked to help showcase Palouse Wildlife Rescue. Join us this...

A good reminder for this time of year: If your tree trimmer doesn't inspect for wildlife nests before starting work, it's time to...

"People who really want to make a difference in the world usually do it, in one way or another. And I've noticed something about people...

It was a beautiful day to do some spring cleaning at Palouse Wildlife Rescue. Wonderful volunteers cleared and cleaned enclosures and...

On February 9th I received the first call of the season. Baby squirrels always come first. This might be a sign of an upcoming busy year.

Tonight we’ll experience one of my favorite times of the month: a full moon. Some of my most special memories growing up involved long...

When the lettuce is bigger than you... it must be subdued.

The story of the tortoise and the hare (actually box turtle and the rabbit): Almost six weeks ago I made a Facebook post about a feral...