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The Virginia Department of Wildlife Resources reported today that it has received reliable reports of sporadic deer mortalities consistent with hemorrhagic disease.
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The Wildlife Center of Virginia is in the midst of its biggest annual fundraiser, an annual online auction that helps provide the food, medication, medical supplies, and specialized equipment the center’s staff needs to care for thousands of wild animals each year.
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When my wife asked what I wanted to do for Father’s Day this past June, I told her that I needed to have a Wild Man Night.
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The Wildlife Center of Virginia is launching its annual Summer MegaMatch fundraising challenge this week with the goal in mind to help the nonprofit’s Bear Care team provide for this year’s seven growing Black Bear cubs.
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BC students are getting hands-on experience with animal care and rehabilitation thanks to a partnership with the Wildlife Center of Virginia.
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A bald eagle found injured in Franklin County, and successfully rehabbed at the Wildlife Center of Virginia, is going to be returned to the wild this week.
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The Wildlife Center of Virginia will release another young Bald Eagle back into the wild, and the public is invited to join in the celebration.
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On August 13, two young Bald Eagles will return to the skies after months of rehabilitation at the Wildlife Center of Virginia.
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After two months of expert care and rehabilitation, Bald Eagle #25-1783 is ready to return to the skies, and the public is invited.
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A parasitic fly known as the New World Screwworm has been located 400 miles from the U.S. border causing concern in the agriculture industry.
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