Learn about white-tailed deer and their fawns with rehabbers Becky Vietz and Kim Fross. Reservations open on Saturday, June 29th.
Jessica Green, All Things Wild's assistant manager and lover of all raccoons, will present a program on raccoons. You will learn how raccoons live in the wild as well as how the orphans are rehabilitated. Maybe Jessica will have some babies to show you as well. Reservations open June 1.
Nicole Duarte, who raises orphaned foxes in her home, will present her fun and informative program on Foxlife at 2 pm. Reservations for the program will open on May 4.
Dr. Andrea Gore with Reptile Conservation International will present an enjoyable and informative program on tortoises, specifically Texas Gopher Tortoises, that are native to our state and are endangered. Come meet some tortoises and learn more about these fascinating creatures. Reservations open March 30.
Kids will get to learn about beavers. For more information and to make a reservation, contact Carol Davis at [email protected]. All kids and their adults are welcome. Since it’s Spring Break, please let Carol know if you are coming. If there aren’t enough kids, the Club may be postponed until April.
This event will be presented by Amanda Reynolds, All Things Wild’s Assistant Manager for Operations. Amanda loves to care for squirrels and wants to pass on her love and understanding to you. Reservations open March 1.
Join our Rehabilitation Center Manager, April Walston, for a fact-filled session on eastern cottontail rabbits, black-tailed jack rabbits, and more. Get a chance to meet our domestic house rabbit and maybe some cottontail babies. Reservations open February 3.
At this special Kids' Club meeting, kids will get a chance to meet three guests who will talk about their work with animals. We will have the Education Director from Garey Park, an Animal Control Officer with Williamson County, and the Assistant Director for Operations at All Things Wild. For more information, and to sign […]
