Wildside Rehabilitation and Education Center
8601 Houston Rd, Eaton Rapids, Michigan 48827About
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Opening Hours
- Monday 09:00 - 20:00
- Tuesday 09:00 - 20:00
- Wednesday 09:00 - 20:00
- Thursday 09:00 - 20:00
- Friday 09:00 - 20:00
- Saturday 09:00 - 20:00
- Sunday 09:00 - 20:00
Description
Wildside rehabilitates native Michigan wildlife
18 Reviews
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10 March 2019
The baby squirrels are getting chubby!!! #squirrels #animalnonprofit #foxsquirrel #babysquirrel #wildside #wildlife #rehabandrelease
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09 March 2019
This Pigeon was found starving in someone’s yard. No bands on her legs so she is staying with us until we send her to a new home in the spring! #pigeon #bird #wildside #wildlife #animalnonprofit
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08 March 2019
Bella enjoys an afternoon swim #beaver #goforaswim #wildside #wildlife #rehabandrelease #michiganwildlife #animalnonprofit
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07 March 2019
We are starting to get fur and soon our eyes will open. #squirrel #foxsquirrel #wildside #wildlife #furbabies #rehabandrelease #michiganwildlife #animalnonprofits
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06 March 2019
Don’t make me mad! Red-tailed Hawk unhappy with one of the volunteers! #birdofprey #hawk #redtailedhawk #raptor #wildside #rehabandrelease #michiganwildlife #audubon #wildlife
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05 March 2019
The three amigos! Starry is on the right, she is our 28 yr old girl with 2 friends who are recent admissions. The 2 will be released in the spring after flying in a flight cage. #wildside #rehabandrelease #wildlife #owls #greathornedowl #raptor #audubon #nonprofit #animalnonprofit
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04 March 2019
So many things wrong with this picture! Sandhill Cranes back in Michigan way too soon and begging at Culver’s restaurant in Jackson. This family has returned every year and begs at Culver’s, Wendy’s and McDonalds’!!!#fastfood #crane #sandhillcrane #spring #michiganspring #wildside #wildlife #animalnonprofit
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02 March 2019
Young buck brought in after being chased and attacked by dogs. Capture myopathy never ends well😞#deer #whitetaileddeer #wildside #wildlife #michiganwildlife
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27 February 2019
Hey! Trying to sleep here! 💤💤 #owl #easternscreechowl #raptor #audubon #wildside #wildlife #michiganwildlife #animalnonprofit
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25 February 2019
So much wind today in mid-Michigan, everyone should look out for baby squirrels on the ground because nests blew down !! #squirrel #foxsquirrel #rehabandrelease #michiganwildlife #wildside #wildlife #babywildlife
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24 February 2019
Charlie crow looking so handsome! #crow #americancrow #bird #corvid #smartbird #wildside #wildlife #michiganwildlife #animalnonprofit #nonprofit
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23 February 2019
Welcome spring! Our first baby squirrels have arrived! #squirrel #foxsquirrel #mammal #cutie #nonprofit #animalnonprofit #rehabandrelease #wildside #wildlife
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20 February 2019
We love our opossums! These wonderful creatures are nature’s clean up crew, eating pests like ticks!! They are the only North American Marsupial, carrying their young in a pouch. Wildside admits almost 400 wonderful opossums each year, mostly babies, because momma has been hit in the road. As spring approaches watch for more animals to be out and about!! #marsupial #opossum #pouch #nature #wildside #wildlife #michiganwildlife #nonprofit #animalnonprofit #rehabandrelease
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20 February 2019
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18 February 2019
Boy, this is a small lake! #loon #commonloon #audubon #waterfowl #wildside #wildlife #loons #rehabandrelease #animalnonprofit #michiganwildlife
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17 February 2019
We save feathers to use for imping. These are adult Red tailed Hawk feathers (bottom), juvenile Red tail Hawk(middle) and Red shouldered Hawk(top). (“Imping” is short for “implanting” feathers. Usually, we imp broken wing or tail feathers so a bird can be released as soon as possible, but sometimes we imp feathers to keep adjacent feathers from breaking while a bird is undergoing rehabilitation. In general, we imp birds of prey (raptors) because it can take over a year for them to naturally molt a broken feather. Rather than keep them in captivity waiting for a molt, we implant undamaged feathers so the bird can return to the wild sooner. Written by Tri State Bird Rescue #feathers #raptor #hawk #redtailedhawk #redshoulderedhawk #wildlife #wildside #michiganwildlife
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14 February 2019
Olive the American Kestrel who has decided to land in a bag of bunny orchard grass! #raptor #kestrel #americankestrel #rehab #wildside #wildlife
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14 February 2019
Toons 3(the 3rd loon that has come into rehab) takes a bath in the tub! #loon #commonloon #rehabandrelease #michiganwildlife #patientoftheday #animalnonprofit #nonprofit #audubon #wildside #wildlife
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