Rescue • Rehabilitate • Release • Rehome
As shelters reach capacity and reports of animal cruelty persist, one local rescue is turning to Halloween to help find homes for its resident felines …
Animal rescue adoption push: ‘Kitty Countdown to Halloween’ Read More »
If I were still offering advice about deer, I’d add this: Don’t breastfeed a black-tailed fawn….
To help or not to help? An expert’s advice for would-be animal rescuers | Wild Neighbors Read More »
Since moving to Port Townsend a year ago, I’ve purchased 2.5 acres of forest to donate to the Jefferson Land Trust, I’ve given 21….
Make your new year’s resolution a wild one | Wild Neighbors Read More »
From orphaned otters to rescued rabbits, animals find refuge at the Olympic Peninsula sanctuary. #k5evening
All creatures great and small get care at Center Valley Animal Rescue Read More »
Dozens of malnourished pigs in a barren field in Oregon were rescued by the local sheriff and distributed to animal rescue and sanctuary organizations for care, including Center Valley Animal Rescue.
A coyote was released back into the wild by Center Valley Animal Rescue’s staff after it crashed through a window at Jefferson Healthcare in Port Townsend.
Frightened coyote runs through Jefferson Healthcare corridor Read More »
What started with one woman and a handful of friends networking to foster neglected and abused animals has grown into 20 years, 32 acres, and countless saved lives.
A menagerie of creatures got the best present of their lives over the holidays.
After five-and-a-half months of rehabilitation at Center Valley Animal Rescue, two young otters finally returned to their home on the shores of Puget Sound Saturday.
Although the Voice has previously published articles on Center Valley Animal Rescue (CVAR), it’s such a wonderful organization with so many innovative things happening that it’s time for an update. First, here’s a brief history.
