Rogers
Wildlife
Rehabilitation Center
Shiloh
Red-Tailed Hawk
Raised illegally, Shiloh became too comfortable with humans and unable to hunt. He now serves as an ambassador in the Outreach Program, visiting schools and events. His favorite foods are beef heart and mice, and he often "complains" if they're not to his liking.
Mama Nu
Great Blue Heron
Mama Nu is one of 74 Great Blue Heron nestlings rehabilitated in 2007. Their nests were removed from electrical towers. She returns annually to hatch wild chicks and is identified by her slightly chipped bill.
Chitters
Barred Owl
Chitters was found starving on an apartment balcony, having been raised by humans and imprinted. Unable to hunt and too familiar with people, he now serves as one of our oldest educational ambassadors in the Outreach Program.
Maggie
White Pelican
Maggie was found tangled in fishing line, which cut off circulation in her wing, resulting in partial loss. Unable to fly, she now serves as an educational ambassador and groundskeeping crew member, specializing in tool retrieval and clearing drains.