Based on the work at the Santa Barbara Wildlife Care Network, this uplifting film follows the dedicated teams who rescue, rehabilitate, and release injured and orphaned wild animals. From the arrival of a fragile bobcat to the rehabilitation of a young fox, explore hospital admissions, groundbreaking medical treatments, and the delicate balance of wildlife care. Baby birds, nocturnal creatures, and even pelicans undergoing surgery highlight the interconnectedness of all species and the innovative efforts of modern conservation.
With breathtaking cinematography and heartwarming moments, Wild Rescue reminds us that every creature deserves a second chance—and that hope is worth fighting for.
Film Details
- Run time: 40 minutes
- Rating: GA
- Format: 3D
- Narrator: Marc Summers
This program sponsored in part through COCA’s Cultural Grant Program funded by the City of Tallahassee and Leon County. Your ticket purchase supports the Challenger Learning Center’s community outreach and educational programming.
A baby squirrel is syringe-fed until it’s mature enough to eat independently.
A barn owl wrapped gently in a towel receives an examination at the Santa Barbara Wildlife Care Network.
A member of the Santa Barbara Wildlife Care Network team examines an X-ray of a wildlife patient.
A baby opossum transitions from syringe feeding to eating solid food on its own.