Last year, the Wildlife Rescue Center located in Ballwin, Missouri, saw a significant uptick in the number of patients it cared for: Some 3,500 creatures got assistance from the center’s small staff and army of volunteers over the course of 2020.

While much of our community is in lockdown mode to help stop the spread of COVID-19, those charged with protecting animals..."

Wildlife rescuers in St. Louis are gearing up for the springtime influx of orphaned animals.

 An organization that has helped hundreds of wild animals displaced by flooding this year was hit by flash flooding itself after heavy rain fell Wednesday afternoon.