Stories & Updates

Another Unusual Skunk Rescue

Apparently, skunks have a knack for finding themselves in some pretty unusual predicaments. If you remember our skunk who found himself stuck in a dumpster, you may recognize a familiar pattern- …

Wildlife Facts vs. Myths

Wildlife is often misunderstood- from the animals we see in our neighborhoods to those who are out in the desert, there are plenty of myths about what wildlife eats, what to …

Building a Better Nursery for Raccoon Kits

At Southwest Wildlife, we’re always looking for new ways to improve the care we provide to the hundreds of wild animals who depend on us each year. Wildlife rehabilitation is constantly evolving, and we’re always eager to …

The Wonderful Work of Skunks!

If someone spots a skunk in their yard, the first reaction is often fear, and at Southwest Wildlife, we hear it all the time on our Emergency Rescue Hotline. But …

Coyote Pup Arrives Covered in Hundreds of Cactus Spines!

Follow along with Berk, one of our veterinary technicians at Southwest Wildlife, as he films the process of taking hundreds of cactus spines out of an orphaned coyote pup.  In …

Felix the Mountain Lion Gets His Annual Exam

If you’ve ever visited Southwest Wildlife, chances are you’ve met Felix. As one of our most photogenic Sanctuary residents, this handsome mountain lion has become a favorite among guests, often stopping visitors in their …

Ziggy’s Enclosure Improvements!

Ziggy the coyote just received a major upgrade to her living space! This project was less of a small improvement, and more like a full home renovation.  After about two weeks of dedicated …

Chosen Family- Creating Javelina Squadrons.

Javelinas make up a large part of the work we do. In 2025, about 34% of the animals admitted to our hospital were javelinas. Because they can breed year-round, we …