Otter Release 2007

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

We Are One

Tammy Yuth

President/Rehabilitator

360-239-7090

glitterbunny1969@peoplepc.com

 

Carol Ekker

Vice President/Rehabilitator

360-264-4283

 

Patty Kaija –Treasurer

Linda Anthony—Secretary

Marlene Wenger—Board Member

 

Dr. Gregg Bennett

Dr. Lina Wachsmuth

Tumwater Veterinary Hospital

360-754-6008

 

Tess Starr—Web Page

jaegerares@comcast.net

 

Get the facts:
From Washington State Department of Fish and Wildlife:
Living with Wildlife
on Bats
on Crows
on Coyotes
on Deer Fawns

 

Animal-borne diseases in the news:
Avian Flu:
Dept of Fish and Wildlife
Center for Disease Control

Rabies:
Department of Health
Center for Disease Control
CDC - Rabies and Bats

West Nile Virus:
Department of Health
Center for Disease Control

 

Licensing:
Dept of Fish and Wildlife
Permit Regulations
WAC 232-12-275

May 2007

Baby Otters are cute, but they take a lot of care.

Below:  All babies need to be cleaned after feeding.

Released August 2008

 

Below Left:  Looking around after leaving the crate

Below Right:  Entering the creek

 

 

The Release Site