Rehabilitation
Clinic Statistics - Spring 2026
Coming off the heels of our busiest year ever in 2025, this current year is following similar admission trends. After a cold 2026 winter compared to the previous milder winters, admissions started at a slightly slower pace.
Hitting the road
TRC’s volunteers log thousands of miles each year transporting patients from across Minnesota.
Advancing Expertise
Dr. Kelsey Rayment’s residency contributes to research at TRC and elevates veterinary and wildlife rehabilitation education
How impactful is wildlife rehabilitation?
Researchers assessed what we know—and what we don’t.
Weaving the future
The Raptor Center working to develop and launch a global network for raptor care
Above and beyond
Wildlife rehabilitator Foxfeather Zenkova collaborates on saving raptor lives with Partners for Wildlife program
A quest for more data
To enhance care, TRC aims to employ tools to monitor raptors after they return to the wild
Aiding the endangered
Dedicated care at TRC returns young California condor to the wild.
The eaglet that got into a pickle
In 1998, a fledgling eagle survived a fall from its nest on a pickle factory property thanks to the swift action of Gedney staff and The Raptor Center. Reunited with its parents, this eagle later became a vital contributor to its species' recovery.