City Wildlife
@dccitywildlife.bsky.social
Washington DC's first and only Wildlife Rehabilitation Center. Since 2013, we have cared for over 18,000 animals, representing more than 290 different species.
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While the boy is done with treatments, his sister is still battling neurologic signs. But with continued medications and physical therapy, she is on a positive trajectory and we are hopeful for a full recovery.
This pair will stay with us until warmer weather allows for a springtime release. 🌱
This pair will stay with us until warmer weather allows for a springtime release. 🌱
November 15, 2025 at 9:33 PM
While the boy is done with treatments, his sister is still battling neurologic signs. But with continued medications and physical therapy, she is on a positive trajectory and we are hopeful for a full recovery.
This pair will stay with us until warmer weather allows for a springtime release. 🌱
This pair will stay with us until warmer weather allows for a springtime release. 🌱
We have #CommonSnappingTurtle babies! 🐢🥚
Their mom came to us in summer after a vehicle strike in DC. Sadly she didn't survive, but she laid all her eggs!
Now, 36 have hatched and 3 are unhatched. Many were released when the weather was warm enough, but we will need to keep the rest until spring!
Their mom came to us in summer after a vehicle strike in DC. Sadly she didn't survive, but she laid all her eggs!
Now, 36 have hatched and 3 are unhatched. Many were released when the weather was warm enough, but we will need to keep the rest until spring!
October 20, 2025 at 3:59 PM
We have #CommonSnappingTurtle babies! 🐢🥚
Their mom came to us in summer after a vehicle strike in DC. Sadly she didn't survive, but she laid all her eggs!
Now, 36 have hatched and 3 are unhatched. Many were released when the weather was warm enough, but we will need to keep the rest until spring!
Their mom came to us in summer after a vehicle strike in DC. Sadly she didn't survive, but she laid all her eggs!
Now, 36 have hatched and 3 are unhatched. Many were released when the weather was warm enough, but we will need to keep the rest until spring!