Volunteer Karen Wolf coaxes a bat to eat some meal worms. Below is Seraphina, a female screech owl, who lives at the nursery and is used for educational purposes.
Nature’s Nursery a haven for injured, orphaned wildlife
Cal Reynolds applies ointment to the tail of this opossum, which had its tail partially amputated due to frostbite.
An injured pet can be taken to a veterinarian for treatment, but where should you go to help an injured bird, opossum, turtle or other wildlife found in the woods or even your backyard?
In northwest Ohio, that sanctuary is Nature’s Nursery, located in the Metroparks Blue Creek Conservation Area on Schaller Road in Whitehouse.
A wildlife rehabilitation and conservation education organization, the non…
