When intervention is deemed necessary and within our abilities, we provide a quick response to remove the animal from the situation and provide a safe place for rehabilitation until the animal is ready to be released back into the wild. Through our experienced and trained staff and volunteers, we provide the necessary care to assist the animal in need. Often, we receive animals that are in a challenging medical state and must balance the probability of recovery with treating the animal humanely. It is a tough decision, but a service we provide that species nonetheless. For the animals deemed as good candidates for rehabilitation, we try to limit our interactions with that species as much as possible to avoid stressing the animal out further and to avoid any possible habituation to people.

Our most common patients are young, orphaned, or injured animals brought to us by people who care and act quickly when something goes wrong. When animals are admitted, we assess their condition, diagnose any issues, and provide necessary care or refer them to specialists when needed. For cases requiring advanced medical attention, we work closely with local veterinarians and partner facilities, often relying on volunteers to help transport animals to receive the care they need.