News & Events

Baby Season Spring 2022 Young Virginia Opossum enjoying a grape.  The past month has been busy. Baby season is in full swing. We are caring for over 130 patients and more arrive each day. I... Read More

Baby Season 2022  During the winter months, our staff spent their time doing deep cleaning projects, organizing and sorting, and checking off a myriad of “to-do” lists to prepare for... Read More

We are working on the final preparations for our 40th Anniversary fundraiser event. This will be a virtual event and it is FREE to attend. There will be a virtual auction and a special video presen... Read More

Rescues and Releases As we approach fall, the final push to release orphaned animals in our care is happening. Young eaglets have been released into territories where we hope they will have success... Read More

Sarvey Wildlife Hospital Gets New Eagle Aviary Thanks To Grant Funds from the Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife and Community Support Back in 2017, we started working on a large-scale cons... Read More

Wildlife Ambulance to the RESCUE A few weeks ago, we learned that our grant application to WDFW (Washington Dept. of Fish and Wildlife) had been approved for partial funding of a new rescue transpor... Read More

BABIES ARE HERE These orphaned Cottontails must be tube fed twice a day. They need specific formula designed for their delicate digestive systems.  Our baby mammal nursery is getting busier... Read More

THE NEW YEAR GETS OFF TO A BUSY START We have been busy this month with rescues and many new patients arriving. There has been an increase of birds that were suffering from salmonella poisoning. This... Read More

This Northwestern Salamander will be wintering over with us. He was accidentally stepped on and is recovering from some swelling. We are watching the final hours of 2020 countdown. This has ... Read More

Today is the day! #GivingTuesday, a global day dedicated to giving is here. This is our final fundraiser push as we approach the end of the year, and what an incredibly busy year it has been. Despite ... Read More