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Rehabber Anna has been hard at work saving bunnies! It won’t be long now before the babies start flooding in.

Your Alaska Link (Coastal Television)

Giant water puppy! 😍 #goals

Did you know that wild beluga like to play fetch? Neither did we, but seeing is believing.

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Looking forward to more Summer educational events, like this one we did with Master Falconer Al Al Kordowski for HOME Church VBS in Johnson City.

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(late) Shoutout to Wimberley FFA for coming out to help us build pens last fall! Working with youth is one of our driving passions! We look forward to facility improvements this spring, which will allow for a lot more of that to happen! ... See more

My, what big ears you have!

Wildlife trivia: Jackrabbits (hares) are born fully furred, with eyes and ears open, while cottontail (rabbits) are born naked, with eyes are ears sealed shut until they open around 10 days. ... See more

Stinkers are a favorite species among all WTRR rehabbers and volunteers!

Coyote pup yawns! 😍
#keystonespecies

One of my favorite sounds in the entire world! This sweet thing was an amputee that just wanted to be held and to nuzzle me for post-op comfort. ❤️

Texas Parks and Wildlife

Hey Texas, 6 more weeks of "winter" or nah?

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You might think this is a German Shepherd who rubbed on something white or laid in your caliche drive, but you’d be wrong. In our world, it’s an argument between our LGD German Shepherd and Slim Pickens the black vulture, over who should get the dog’s supper.

The vulture was released long ago but still comes back for a free meal on occasion. The dog is fed a raw diet and the vulture does his best to sneak some in when the dog isn’t looking.

The vulture lost the meal, but got the last word in by dropping his “feelings” on the dog from above. 😂 💩 ... See more