Our mission is to rescue and provide a safe habitat for displaced wild animals while promoting coexistence and preservation of their ecosystems.
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Our mission is to rescue and provide a safe habitat for displaced wild animals while promoting coexistence and preservation of their ecosystems.
Anyone who cares for a loved one with special needs knows that a roller coaster of experiences and emotions accompanies that relationship. Daphne, our special needs coyote, arrived in August of 2023. Mostly blind and plagued by a neurological disorder, Daphne’s well-being presents in fits and starts.
The veterinary exam is a vital part of ensuring that our residents live a long and healthy life and that any health concerns are caught early and treated appropriately.
Sightings of coyotes in urban areas are increasing but their presence can have a positive impact on the local ecosystem. Coexisting with coyotes can be as simple as taking precautions to reduce close encounters with them.
The fox in mythology is one of the many ways we connect to nature and explore our inner selves.
Foxes have long inspired humans and are commonly found in myths, folktales, and fables from around the world.
Wild Paws is committed to giving a home to displaced wildlife of all species. If there is an animal that has become a nuisance, is orphaned, or injured, we are here to help and provide care.
Finneas the fox, Wild Paws’ first official rescue, is making himself at home in his acclimation habitat.
In a perfect world, every animal would live freely and safely in its natural habitat. Unfortunately, this dream is far from reality for too many animals.