Animal Rescue with the Ohio Wildlife Center

The video takes viewers on a tour of the Ohio Wildlife Center, showcasing its mission to rehabilitate and educate about native wildlife. It highlights the work done at the wildlife hospital, including the care of a raccoon with a fractured jaw, a red-shouldered hawk with a broken wing, and a baby squirrel. The video also covers the pre-release facility and the role of non-releasable animals as educational ambassadors. The center's efforts in wildlife rehabilitation and education are emphasized, inviting viewers to visit and learn more.

What year was the Ohio Wildlife Center founded?

Who are the founders of the Ohio Wildlife Center?

What types of services does the Ohio Wildlife Center provide for injured wildlife?

Describe the feeding process for a baby squirrel at the Ohio Wildlife Center.

What is the purpose of the prerelease facility at the Ohio Wildlife Center?

What is the role of animals that cannot be released back into the wild?

What is the significance of the education facility at the Ohio Wildlife Center?