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Kabuki is
one of our most popular program animals! He is a kinkajous, which is a
South American raccoon. These guys are what is known as a "key stone
species", without them, a whole part of our ecosystem would disappear
forever. Kinkajous -
Available for programs and parties
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Poe is a
non-releasable fish crow who has one eye missing and a permanently broken beak.
Crow -
Available for programs
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Gidget is our grey fox. She is one
of few of our animals who is not a rescue. She was donated to CLAWS as
an educational animal by a USDA licensed breeder.
Grey Fox -
Available for programs
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ALF is a
non-releasable red-phased Eastern Screech Owl with a permanently injured
wing that makes him non-flighted and unable to take care of himself in the
wild. For this reason, he will be joining the CLAWS family to help
educate people about the animals with which we share our planet.
Eastern Screech Owl
- Available for programs |
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Brush-tailed Bettongs
or Woylies as they are also called. Once extinct in the wild, they are
now making a come back and Rang is now available for programs
Woylie -
Available for certain programs
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INOP is a
pure white pigeon, who is not albino. He does wonderfully in programs
and is a huge hit with the kids.
Pigeon
- Available for programs
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Mischief is our Patagonian Cavy, also known as
Mara. Mara are the third largest rodent in the world. Their
native habitat is Patagonia in South America.
Patagonian Cavy -
Available for programs
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Tuff is a Barred Owl, commonly found
throughout the eastern United States. Tuff was picked up by us as a 6
week old owlette with a compound fracture to his wing. Given his age
and type of injury, his wing healed in such a way as to prevent him from
being able to care for himself in the wild.
Barred Owl
- Available for Programs
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Biana is a
skunk we took in on rescue.
Spritz is now here to help give Biana
a break as Biana heads into retirement.
Keeping a skunk in this state requires
approved permits from the state.
Striped Skunk -
Available for programs and parties
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Aisha is an American crow who is
non-releasable due to being imprinted at another facility.
American Crow
- Available for programs
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Pooka is our
North American Raccoon. He's spent his life with humans, and is a
wonderful addition to our educational program.
Raccoon -
Available for programs, and
parties
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Odo is a short-eared owl, with a
permanent wing injury, rendering him unable to care for himself in the wild.
Short-earred Owl - Available for
programs
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Bella is a
North American Raccoon. She was sent to us by a zoo who was closing.
She's much smaller then Pooka and has a wonderful personality.
Raccoon -
Available for programs, not
parties
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Fluffy is a black vulture, with a
permanent wing injury, rendering him unable to care for himself in the wild.
Black vulture are a very important part of our native environment.
Black Vulture
- Available for programs
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Bobble is our Virginian Opossum, she was here
to be rehabilitated, but is not able to be released into the wild due to
spinal injury. Virginia
Opossum - Available for programs
and parties
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Merlin is one of our ravens, he is still in training
Raven -
Available for programs
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Cap'n Jack
is now available for programs. He's a grey squirrel, native to North
Carolina
Grey Squirrel
- Available for programs
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Gandolph is our newest raven, he's in training, but
doing VERY well!
Raven -
Available for programs
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Slinkie and
Skittles are our mink. They are currently being socialized and should
be ready to do programs soon.
Mink -
Available for smaller programs, not parties
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Kotori is a western screech owl who came
to us from Seattle, WA.
Western Screech Owl - Available for programs |
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Aurora and
Borealis are two
arctic marble foxes who were donated to us.
Arctic Foxes -
NOT available for programs
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Rahl is a beautiful red tailed hawk who
is permanently injured and therefore non-releasable.
Red Tailed Hawk
- Available for programs |
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Neelix is our Western Spotted
Skunk. They are from New Mexico. He's very small and very
active, lots of fun for kids to watch.
Spotted Skunk - Available for smaller Programs
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Watoni is a stunning barn owl with a
sight problem that makes her non-releaseable.
Barn Owl
- Available for programs |
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Sphynx is a small spotted genet.
This species is found commonly in Europe, Africa and Asia.
Genet -
Available for smaller programs
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Kiwi is a beautiful Coopers Hawk, with a
partial wing amputation.
Coopers Hawk -
Available for programs |
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Mortimer, aka Sir Walter Wally, is our groundhog. These
are commonly seen in this area, but little is known about them to the
general public.
Groundhog -
Available for Programs
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Tahgrid is our red shouldered hawk.
Red shouldered hawks are one of the most common hawks found in our area.
Due to a permanent wing injury, sustained as a brancher, he is not
releasable. Red Shouldered Hawk
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Available for programs
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Galileo was rescued by CLAWS in
November of 2008 as a young fox in need of rest and recuperation from what
he went through.
Arctic Marble - Available for
programs
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