Zachary Gutierrez+FollowBaby Falcons Get a Wild Second ChanceWildlife rescuers in Somerset just pulled off a heartwarming save—six baby peregrine falcons were rescued, rehabbed, and released after a crazy spike in injured birds this year. One chick even made it back to her nest after nine days of TLC! Some were attacked by gulls during their first flights, but all got a fresh start thanks to the rescue team. Bonus: some falcons are now tagged for tracking, helping conservation efforts big time. Nature win! #Science #WildlifeRescue #FeelGoodNews5944Share
Patrick Simmons+FollowDeer Saved from Plastic Nightmare!A deer in Georgia got a second chance after rescuers freed it from a plastic ring stuck around its neck—thanks to a quick-thinking neighbor who called for help! Turns out, the plastic came from a homemade deer feeder (yikes). The deer’s okay now, but this is a wild reminder: plastic pollution is everywhere, and it’s hurting animals (and us). If you spot wildlife in trouble, call the pros—sometimes a little human help really does save the day! #Science #WildlifeRescue #PlasticPollution8183Share
martinezlaura+FollowBear Survives 2 Years With Plastic Stuck!A Michigan black bear spent TWO YEARS with a giant plastic lid stuck around its neck—and somehow survived! Wildlife experts finally managed to free the poor guy after tracking him down. Besides some missing fur and scars, he’s doing surprisingly well. It’s wild (and kinda sad) how often animals get tangled up in our trash. If you want to help, supporting local wildlife groups makes a real difference. Nature’s tough, but it needs a hand sometimes! #Science #WildlifeRescue #PlasticPollution27112Share
davisjames+FollowFox Cub’s Wildest Rescue EverImagine finding a fox cub literally glued into a vat of bitumen—workers tried baby oil, then pros brought in WD-40 and a LOT of patience. It took three days, 30 bottles of baby oil, and some creative fur-trimming to finally free the little guy. The wildlife hospital team called it their most horrific rescue ever, but the cub’s now on the mend! This wild story is a reminder: our urban messes can really trap wildlife, but local heroes (and donors!) can make all the difference. #Pets #WildlifeRescue #FeelGoodNews2632Share
Richard Vaughan+FollowFish Skin Saves Bald Eagle’s Life!A bald eagle named Kere was on the brink, but thanks to some wild science—fish skin grafts!—she’s flying free again. After a gnarly leg injury, a vet used cod skin (yep, from fish!) to heal her up. Ten months of TLC later, Kere soared back into the wild, just in time for the Fourth of July. Watching her take off? Total chills. Who knew fish skin could work magic on America’s bird? #Science #BaldEagle #WildlifeRescue280Share
davisjames+FollowWildlife Rescue Drama: Heron vs. Fishing LineA great blue heron got totally tangled in fishing line—so bad rescuers had to bring the whole branch it was stuck to! Apparently, this happens way too often because people leave fishing gear behind. The rescue team says it’s super preventable if anglers just clean up after themselves. The heron’s going to be okay, but this is your reminder: toss fishing lines properly so we don’t keep putting wildlife at risk. Let’s not make rescuers’ jobs harder than they need to be! #Pets #WildlifeRescue #FishingResponsibly40Share
Patrick Simmons+FollowSecret Dormouse Drop: Conservation Win!Wildlife experts just pulled off a secret mission—releasing 20 rare hazel dormice into a hidden UK woodland! These adorable, endangered critters have vanished from 17 counties, but this move could help turn things around. The goal? Get them through two winters and boost their numbers. It’s a small step, but it’s giving major hope for Britain’s biodiversity. Bonus: rewilding your own yard helps too! #Science #WildlifeRescue #Dormouse70Share
Kristin Shaw+FollowHow a Farmer Saved a Baby Hare’s LifeHere’s a wild story for your coffee break: A Scottish farmer accidentally hit a pregnant hare, but instead of just moving on, he performed a roadside C-section with a penknife and saved one of the babies! The little leveret, now named Bruno, is thriving at a wildlife rescue center. This just goes to show, sometimes quick thinking and a bit of kindness can turn a bad day into a miracle moment for wildlife. Would you have done the same? #FeelGoodNews #WildlifeRescue #EverydayHeroes #Business #Industry821Share
Jerry Clark+FollowFarmer’s Wild Roadside Rescue Goes ViralEver seen a real-life animal miracle? A Scottish farmer accidentally hit a pregnant hare, but instead of moving on, he performed a DIY roadside rescue and saved a baby hare with just a pen knife! Only one of the two leverets survived, but ‘Bruno’ is now thriving thanks to the Scottish SPCA. The buzz? Sometimes, quick thinking and a little heart can make all the difference—whether you’re on the farm or just facing a tough day. Wild, right? #FeelGoodNews #WildlifeRescue #EverydayHeroes #Business #Industry43211Share
Kristin Shaw+FollowFarmer’s Wild Rescue: Baby Hare EditionHere’s a wild story for your next coffee break: A Scottish farmer accidentally hit a hare, but when he noticed movement in her belly, he pulled off a roadside C-section with just a penknife. Out popped two baby hares—one survived and is now thriving at a wildlife rescue. Talk about quick thinking! The real takeaway? Sometimes, a little courage and care can save a life—even in the most unexpected moments. Bruno the hare is living proof! #FeelGoodNews #WildlifeRescue #EverydayHeroes #Business #Industry611Share
