Think Wild is a non-profit wildlife rehabilitation and conservation center in Bend, Oregon. Found injured wildlife? Call our wildlife hotline at 541-241-8680.
Bend, OR
Joined December 2016
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Check out these important tips to help us all prevent wildfires! #OnlyYouCanPreventWildfires
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Join @ThinkWildCO x Puffin Drinkwear for the premiere of the short film, “Bridging the Gap,” by filmmaker Elif Koyutürk on Thursday, April 21 at Open Space Event Studios. RSVP: thinkwildco.org/bridgingtheg…
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I’m hiring a full time education and volunteer coordinator for @ThinkWildCO! Learn more and apply at Thinkwildco.org/were-hiring #conservationjobs #wildlife
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Tonight may be the biggest spring migration night of the season! 7.3 million birds will be migrating through Oregon skies - please turn off your outdoor lights, close your blinds, and take a moment to look up and appreciate the magnificence of nature. 💓bit.ly/2SzU4if
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Thanks to the work of a retired veterinarian and the team at @ThinkWildCO, a rare great gray owl was released back into the wild after being treated for an eye injury: bit.ly/39u211Z
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Rare Great Gray Owl Returned to the Wild - A retired veterinarian saw the owl hit a window, found the bird and brought it to @ThinkWildCO for care. “Attending its release was one of the brightest spots for me in this past year of uncertainty and sadness” bit.ly/39tlfoC
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Video: Think Wild, a Bend nonprofit wildlife rescue and rehabilitation organization, gave some orphaned baby raccoons a special pumpkin party, filled with ice and frozen quail and fish, before their release back into the wild this week. ktvz.com/videos/2020/10/01/t…
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Think Wild, a new wildlife hospital in Central Oregon, is inviting community support with on-site naming opportunities for wildlife enclosures and hospital treatment rooms. ktvz.com/community/2020/04/2…
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Feeding wildlife can bring harm to wild animals, pets & you. Always keep a safe distance from wild animals. While coyotes are often curious about people, bites on humans are uncommon. If one approaches, do not run, scare it off by shouting or waving your hands. #LetsTalkCoyotes
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CARE: Keep It Natural 🐾
Did you know that hiking off trail can lead to trampled vegetation, harmed ecosystems and possible erosion? Do the right thing: Stick to designated trails.
#VisitCentralOregon #TakeCareOutThere #PrepareCareConnect
