All Blog Posts for Animal rescue

IFAW’s DVM Erika Flores providing emergency assistance to the margay.
In Mexico, mistaking an injured margay for a jaguar is still nothing to treat lightly
28th February 2013 Joaquin de la Torre
It was the middle of December around 7 pm, and I was heading to a meeting when I received a call from Erika Flores telling Read more »
IFAW and Turpentine Creek Wildlife Refuge successfully move four tigers
22nd February 2013 Kelly Donithan
Last Thursday and Friday, the International Fund for Animal Welfare and Turpentine Creek Wildlife Refuge successfully Read more »
This year the Endangered Species Act turns 40.
Happy almost 40th Anniversary to the Endangered Species Act!
19th February 2013 Tracy Coppola
This year the Endangered Species Act (ESA) turns 40. As card-carrying members of the Endangered Species Coalition, we at the Read more »
The planet’s remaining polar bears are headed towards the precipic
Let’s take polar bears off of the trading block
18th February 2013 Jeffrey Flocken
The planet’s remaining 20,000-25,000 polar bears are headed towards the precipice of extinction—one part at a Read more »
Lilly, a moderately petite orange tigress.
Massive tiger rescue in Arkansas enters final stage
15th February 2013 Kelly Donithan
This past weekend, as a powerful blizzard pounded the Northeast with snow and ice, I hunkered down in my cold, powerless Read more »
Shannon Walajtys with Jeanne and "Blackford" safe & warm
Surviving Superstorm Nemo: temporary shelters offer peace of mind to pet owners on Cape Cod
14th February 2013 Shannon Walajtys
When Jeanne walked into the Falmouth High School shelter I could tell she was cold and very nervous. She struggled to stand Read more »